Clearing Hundreds Of Bamboo In One Day | Difficult Removal

Tree Boss
Today my crew and I tackle a huge project. We did a major clean up for one of our customers. Which included removing every single tree an bush around the whole property as well as stump grinding everything in sight. We tackled hundreds if not thousands of bamboo which were atleast 30 ft tall. My crew was able to knock everything out in one day. It was a very difficult removal as well as time consuming but we got it all knocked out! I appreciate anyone who took their time to watch the video!
Any questions comments tips leave them down below!
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[@judithburke1539]

Please try to keep the volume of the music lower because it's very distracting. I'm much more interested in what is being done in the yard than in the music. Please let it be in the background. Thank you for considering this.

[@Tree_Boss]

Will do! Ill keep it in mind for my next video for sure. Thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@triciac1019]

I think I would have rather heard the noise of the equipment, even at the sped up rate.

[@Tree_Boss]

@@triciac1019 Completely understand. The time-lapse actually has no sound that's why I add. Newest videos have minimal music. Thanks for watching

[@TheJimbob1603]

Better yet, no music at all. Much prefer to hear the machines or silence. Otherwise, great video!

[@Tree_Boss]

@@TheJimbob1603 Appreciate the comment! Newest videos have much less music as well as music being much calmer and lower. thanks for watching!

[@suelynch]

When I was a kid (1960's) we had bamboo growing wild in our backyard. It was great. We made all kinds of crap out of bamboo.

[@Tree_Boss]

Thats awesome! Thanks for watching

[@jumper55ful]

my grandmother has a large amount of bamboo gorwing in her backyard its basically a wild life preserve she refuses to cut it and i have told her as soon as she dies im having someone come out and strip the entire yard bare and kill everything cause its growing in the surrounding neighbors yards and they are pissed, one neighbor is even starting to file a lawsuit against her.

[@koreanature]

My best friend, that's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.

[@Tree_Boss]

Means a lot! Thank you for taking the time to watch!

[@tonicorona5277]

Wow all that bamboo, insane. Great job, can’t wait for the tree to come out!

[@elizabethwatson71]

I agree with we’d rather hear the background sounds than music. I wonder what it says about me when my strongest thoughts are “the loud music is horrible” and then “how pretty the area would be with no overhead wires”

[@Tree_Boss]

Appreciate the comment. Yeah working on getting more of just the regular sound. The timelapse mode removes the original sounds thats why I place music instead of silence. Definitely looking into something different. Thanks for the comment.

[@Silvervwolfee]

Jesis you guys work hard! Wore me out just watching you. Might have to go lay down after this!

[@garywalton7176]

Yes if you don't get tge roots it comes back quick ! Good looking job !

[@Tree_Boss]

Your 100% thanks for watching! You can see it finished on the next video!

[@pamelastokes2964]

When you look at what is going to be removed you know it's going to open everything up, but what a transformation!!! Absolutely amazing! Y'all did such a great job! Really enjoyed watching it all unfold. Pam in South Carolina.

[@Tree_Boss]

Pam thank you so much for watching! Means a lot glad you enjoyed!

[@roberthocking9138]

Great job lads, 2 observations. 1/ it sure exposed the view into the neighbours. 2/ no matter how much you ground those bambo stumps, I bet the owner will be dealing with bamboo regrowth for years. 😬

[@Tree_Boss]

Thanks you! Your 100% rite. We let them know that they will need to keep maintaining it. They just wanted it gone. Appreciate the comment brother!

[@davidjohnson00001]

Good point Robert. We have to deal with bamboo growing through from our neighbour's garden. We can't eradicate it just keep it at bay. The method that I have learnt is to cut each stem and quickly spray it with vinegar.

[@kevinmencer3782]

​@@Tree_Boss the trick is to let it grow tall, but cut it before it can recover energy from photosynthesis. Let it waste itself on trying to grow culms. Takes a few seasons, but it's a reliable, poison free method.

[@retheisen]

I love they way you rub up against the tree to position the bamboo for the chipper. It reminds me of my cat.

[@retheisen]

He's folding it in half.

[@Tree_Boss]

Im glad you noticed! I would break the bamboo in half at first with the tree. Then I would give it one final break with the tree as well so it would not rub on the garage. By doing that I was able to drag it right into the chipper. Thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@purabolea3744]

That bamboo is a 👿 devil to say the least never seen anything like it in my life. Brilliantly removed .

[@Tree_Boss]

Yeah bamboo is tough for sure! Appreciate you taking the time to watch! Thanks

[@alanhiatt4820]

Thank You for posting this video, looks like alot of work. I have often thought working on a crew such as yours would be the ideal job for someone, like me, who likes to salvage wood to turn on the lathe and find cuttings for propagating trees.

[@Tree_Boss]

Appreciate you taking the time to watch! Yeah we run into a bunch of different types of tree-wood. Would be great for propagating a good variety of trees. Thanks for the comment

[@michaeldrakessoG]

Thought the same thing when i saw the bamboo. In my country i know there would be small furniture factories that would make good use of them.

[@TheSunflower777]

Those bamboos are never ending!! Take care guys. Watching from Norway.🙏🙏🙏

[@Tree_Boss]

Tell me about it! Thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@joemc111]

Great show, the guys all work hard.

[@Tree_Boss]

Thanks for watching! Appreciate you!

[@thisgarbageiscoralgable.88]

Great video ! That mini is a real blessing. 😎

[@Tree_Boss]

With out it believe me we'd still be fighting the bamboo. Thanks for watching!

[@purabolea3744]

Massive job going to great to watch

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you!

[@aap2461]

Wow! You had a game plan. Awesome job! 👍👍

[@Tree_Boss]

Thanks! The bamboo was super difficult but once we figured out the best way of going about it we knocked it out! appreciate you taking the time to watch.

[@ai.illustration]

Wow, My best friend, Wonderful video dear. I enjoyed watching. Hope to see you soon...

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you for watching my friend!

[@triciac1019]

Well that was amazing how much you all got done today! It was good the see the owners kept some bamboo. Too bad it couldn't all be reused.

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you! make sure you watch part 2 where we finished the job. Thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@triciac1019]

@@Tree_Boss yes for sure!

[@jesuspamindanan979]

The good thing is YOU HAVE COMPLETE EQUIPTMENT for the operation 🥰

[@Tree_Boss]

Helps a lot! Thank you for watching!

[@sallygreimes6585]

Many animal rescues are glad to get bamboo too. Perhaps a posting prior to cutting would give alerts needed.

[@Tree_Boss]

Good to know! Appreciate the tips thanks for watching

[@mkt3982]

I would love to have those bamboo sticks for my garden

[@Tree_Boss]

They're great! I wouldn't recommend growing any but as decoration they're great! Appreciate the comment.

[@johnhaug8792]

That was a jungle. Good job.

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you! Appreciate you watching

[@alexnogoy2524]

Exciting JOB 👍🙂

[@Tree_Boss]

Thanks for watching!

[@albertafarmer8638]

Oh nooo! such a nice idyllic garden!

[@fallujahdan8543]

Loved the music.

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you! A lot of people seem to dislike it. But appreciate you taking the time to watch!

[@retheisen]

It is crazy to see the trunks of dead trees hanging in the bamboo thicket like an impaled enemy.

[@toddjacks8288]

Awesome job brother

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you brother!

[@alingvlogs0618]

Amazing video you're doing such a good job thanks for sharing and take extra precaution in everything you do for your safety .

[@Tree_Boss]

Will do! Thank you for taking the time to watch! Means a lot

[@MA-mh1vs]

I would have loved to have all that bamboo, so many projects!

[@Tree_Boss]

Thanks for watching! I never knew how many different types of things it could be used for until all the comments people have left! We only deal with it a couple times of year atleast now I know!

[@dragata1]

@@Tree_Boss during the winter months i harvest bamboo locally @ $5 a bundle i turn around with roughly $25 of material and make fishing poles threw the winter months come next year i sell them for $10 each and normally sell well over 500 so you can do some math and roughly guess how much i make lol you would also be surprised if you sat there and sold bushels of the stuff for hobby crafts.

[@Novasawildone]

I have a whole backyard of it you can have 😂

[@MA-mh1vs]

@@Novasawildone Around here you have to buy it from the couple of people growing it in the area.

[@janniebee5509]

Wow! Amazing transformation, many hands make the load light and you've orchestrated a "performance" with safety as the star. I'm sure your clients were very happy and pleased with the job. I thoroughly enjoyed my first video and I became a subscriber.

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you so much for watching! Means a lot that you took the time to watch. Thanks!

[@robertgee6750]

Y’all do hard work

[@Tree_Boss]

Appreciate the tip! Thanks for watching

[@mariannefroholdt9783]

Bambi will come back.they need to dig the roots up to stop them.

[@Tree_Boss]

What we ended up doing was stump grinding the whole area. We tried to get the roots the best a possible. Heres a link to the video where we finished this project. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWesYWOwa62ln5o

[@emachine310]

Oh man, all that bamboo could have been some craftmans wet dream. lol

[@Tree_Boss]

Yeah couldve built a house with how much we removed lol Appreciate you watching!

[@twocentproductions5326]

Bamboo is cool!

[@ItAintMeBabe99]

Great job ! Without treating (killing) the root system, won’t it just grow back ?

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you! We try our best to grind as much as we can but before we start the job we let the customer know. Bamboo is extremely hard to get rid of. He will need to keep it maintained so it doesn't grow out of control again. Your 100% rite but our part is just to get rid of everything and to remove as much as we can of the root. Appreciate you watching! Thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@gatsbylight4766]

MAN! That's a lot of bamboo! I'm here up north, and my bamboo gets up to maybe 6' or 7' before the winter season stops the growth cycle and kills the existing stalks. Rinse, repeat, and the cycle starts all over again next year. Although, every year those horizontal root systems are spreading to other areas if left unchecked. These things are a pain in the grass.

[@JorgeMartinez-xv1vu]

This is a question how much did you charge just for the bamboo clearing

[@jesuspamindanan979]

Great job guys, 🇵🇭🥰

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you!

[@mariannerayo8608]

Dude, you did a great job! Earned you a like and a subscription from me. What a horrendous assignment!!! That bamboo is a nightmare. What keeps it from coming back? Anyway, this was a great video. I appreciate that you comment on what your plan is and what you are going to do. Very interesting to watch skilled professionals perform their craft.

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you so much! Means a lot that you enjoyed. So in this situation we ended up coming by an stump grinding all the roots the best as possible. You can watch all that process in second video of us completing the job. Bamboo is a real pain and grows basically anywhere so we're hoping by grinding all the roots. As well as maintaining the area will help the bamboo not come back up. Appreciate you taking the time to watch. Means a lot to me that you enjoyed. Thank you!

[@mariannerayo8608]

@@Tree_Boss I will definitely watch the second video.

[@redoakpropertycarellc]

Great work

[@Tree_Boss]

Thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@daygreenenvironment]

Good job👍👍👍

[@Tree_Boss]

Thanks for watching!

[@gregorynichols9022]

Great job clearing. If you were in Asia the locals would have taken every last Bamboo for free. Then you would of only needed to try bust up the the roots.

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you! I wish people would take it haha we destroyed the blades on our chipper but hey we got the job done. Thank you for watching!

[@robertgee6750]

Your work narrates itself, it doesn’t really need all that talking

[@4SeasonsWithMartin]

Nice work

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you for taking the time to watch!

[@jimmydickson8854]

That bamboo is hard to get rid off totally need an excavator in there to dig all the roots up even at that it may come back in places big job you’ve done ,nature is not long in taking over mate ,jimmy Australia

[@Tree_Boss]

Your 100% rite. Bamboo is super difficult to completely get rid of. Instead of excavating what we did was pass the stump grinder around the whole area that had the bamboo. You can watch that in the video uploaded rite after this one where we also remove the trees left over. We are hoping that by grinding all the roots and cleaning the area up will help it hopefully not grow. But like you said its hard to get rid of it even after doing all that it still might come back up in certain spots.

[@Tree_Boss]

Thanks for taking the time to watch! Appreciate you.

[@gala1ish]

I agree Jimmy, I guess it depends on why the trees/bamboo were being removed, certainly a lot of work gone into the clearing and that process is not cheap, however without all roots being removed most of that stuff, especially the bamboo will be back and maintenance in the meantime will be a nightmare. cheers

[@serwonkachris6085]

i love your videos and can you mack a houer long video please

[@infamouscrook]

Any issues for the chipper because of the bamboo containing silica? Any further work on the bamboo rhizomes? Otherwise they'll be back with vengeance after 2-3 years. Cool video

[@linny7958]

Oh boy, that bamboo is not dead. It'll be back by summer next year.

[@terrythomas8097]

Nice job 👏

[@Tree_Boss]

Thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@venusbroughton5112]

I sure wouldn't mind having some of them Shrubbery bushes

[@michaeldrakessoG]

Would have liked to see the completed product with some before and after pics.

[@Tree_Boss]

You can see where we finished the job at kzbin.info/www/bejne/jae5dnSBl55jpaM

[@Tree_Boss]

Thanks for watching!

[@marythompson1212]

I like your video, music and this kind of clean up. Is there a part 2?

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you! Yes there is. Heres the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/jae5dnSBl55jpaM

[@tonyfree2691]

Some unsolicited advice on removing bamboo. Use a powerful stihl brushcutter with a tungsten sawblade . Lasts two days still sharp and one man would keep the loader flat out. I did a quarter acre 50 mm poles in two days with just two of us and a hansa mulcher

[@Eric-gi9kg]

I would just LOVE to have some of that bamboo

[@Tree_Boss]

We deal with it in jersey a couple times a year. Would be happy to give you some haha thanks for watching!

[@Eric-gi9kg]

@@Tree_Boss it's a bit far for delivery..lol Being that I'm on the other side of the country. But if I were a heck of a lot closer, I would be dragging my trailer.

[@Tree_Boss]

@@Eric-gi9kg A bit far for sure haha with that amount of bamboo youd be set! Appreciate you watching!

[@daddymar6063]

Those Bamboos are a good materials for many things if you how to work on it, but it's very simple..you can do many things from Bamboo...they all went to waste...not completely..😊

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you for taking the time to watch!

[@michaelpcooksey5096]

That is one HUGE cleanup. What will stop the bamboo from simply coming back?

[@michaelpcooksey5096]

Ahhh just saw M. Rayo ... hope the root grinding works. Be nice to get a follow up. Bamboo grows FAST. You would have solid evidence within a few weeks?

[@Tree_Boss]

The only way would be getting rid of all the roots completely. We stump grinded the whole area but the customers might still need to maintain it since it was so much some might still come back up. Appreciate you watching!

[@JJWilli21]

Spray it with Glyphosate. Every time you see a shoot start to leaf out, spray it. Do that for about 3 to 4 years and it will eventually die.

[@jenniemendrezsoto5521]

Amazing .

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you for watching!

[@Mutlap]

dog's eyes were looking for your acceptance

[@Tree_Boss]

Thanks for watching! He actually hurt his paw while I wasnt home that day. I knew something was up! He usually jumps rite up.

[@davebloggs]

wow that was a lot of bamboo

[@Tree_Boss]

It was a crazy amount haha thanks for watching!

[@docmemo]

That was the easy part. How did you stop them from sprouting right back?

[@andresc8613]

How i wish to get those bamboo for my garden for free😁😁

[@Tree_Boss]

Haha wouldve helped a lot if someone took them! Thanks for watching!

[@charlesmiller7861]

Bamboo never dies, customer didnt need to save a few stalks, in a year or 2 he will have the whole yard full of it again, stuff spreads like wild fire, neighbors probably have it showing up in their yard already. Dont think they have found a way to actually kill it yet. Im living the nightmare as we speak. You cut it to the ground and it laughs at you :)

[@Tree_Boss]

Oh man! Yeah bamboo is horrible! Theres actually a part 2 to this video. Where you can see that the neighbor was dealing with some as well. Good luck hopefully you can get rid of it! Ive heard of a couple home remedies that might help. Appreciate the comment brother!

[@charlesmiller7861]

@@Tree_Boss Yea the older couple who lived here before me were really into planting all kinds of things, most are great now that they are 20/30 years old, I'm so glad they did. But the bamboo was a big mistake, I have about 3 different types, from gigantic, to 1 inch, its a mess, the roots spread like wild fire, I also live in Florida, so it likes the weather. But you can build stuff out of it.

[@Tree_Boss]

@@charlesmiller7861 Wow that sounds insane! Especially in Florida I can imagine it grows even faster out there! Yeah a lot of people recommended a bunch of stuff that could have been made with the poles. All sorts of stuff.

[@MrOramato]

So does the place where you dump make sure they are not selling rhizome “infested” (so to speak) material to unsuspecting buyers ?

[@jamesbaker429]

Cutting down the bamboo is one job extracting the roots is a bigger one!

[@Tree_Boss]

Your 100% right! You can watch when we finished the project at kzbin.info/www/bejne/jae5dnSBl55jpaM

[@Kj-xx8zm]

How many times did chipper clog? Bamboo is a pain going thru chipper pretty much shreds bamboo instead of chipping or mulch

[@Tree_Boss]

Suprisingly it only got clogged on very last peice of bamboo lol no lie literally the last bit of it got stuck. Completely destroyed the blades tho! Left them un usable scarred up the wheel to was a whole mess definitely not recommended haha but we got it done

[@alfonsosandoval6300]

I enjoy watching you guys work good videos 👍 what state do you guys work on?

[@Tree_Boss]

Appreciate you taking the time to watch! Thank you we work in Jersey

[@Bowcase]

Do you use “Chip Drop” to find local places to dump your chips?

[@Tree_Boss]

I do not. Will definitely look into it! Thanks for watching

[@barnzmarkerface]

Did the stump grinding end up working to get rid of It for good?

[@genegreear4183]

Good job. Later

[@dragolight3906]

Why did you wrap ropes around sections of bamboo connect it to the loader then cut the section and pull it out with the machine I thought it would of been easier and faster but idk never have cut bamboo just curious?

[@Tree_Boss]

Great idea! But it was a bit difficult since the peices were so long and we had the garage to worry about. Might have worked better not sure but getting in the bamboo to set the line around them would most likely be a pain but not sure lol appreciate you taking the time to comment!

[@Tinker1950]

I didn't see any bamboo root removal so how is regrowth prevented?

[@Barnagh1]

A great job, pity not to find some use for the bamboo, even if only to let it die and dry, and use is for supporting new plants.

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you! Make sure to watch part 2 where we finish the project! Appreciate the comment

[@LetsDoItandReviewIt]

Nice work and equipment brother. What year is your freightliner chip truck and who did your bed?

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you! The freightliner is actually a 2001 we were luckily able to get it at a good price very good condition. Could use some tlc now since we bring it out basically everyday haha and the bed actually came with the truck so not to sure but the roof actually has a removal section an all love the look of it bed. Appreciate the comment brother enjoy your weekend

[@LetsDoItandReviewIt]

@@Tree_Boss I love ours, we just bought a 2000 fl70 dump truck automatic, had to drive 11 hour round trip to get it but well worth it. I now like it more than our international trucks.

[@Tree_Boss]

@@LetsDoItandReviewIt Oh yeah? How's the automatic? We usually stick with manuals but would definitely be cool to drive one. One of our first trucks was an international that still runs great till this day. You can probably catch it in certain videos.

[@LetsDoItandReviewIt]

@@Tree_Boss Love the truck, a total beast. Will be looking to purchase more of them in the near future.

[@Tree_Boss]

@@LetsDoItandReviewIt Wow man didn't notice your Kenny from Kennys Tree I knew the first name sounded familiar. Before I started my channel I was looking into videos and would run into yours all the time! Appreciate the comment brother. Hope everything going good for you guys!

[@ChakatNightspark]

If the Bamboo was thicker. It could be Sold to Flooring Manufacture Company. Bamboo really needs to be grown ALOT more. Shame that you had to cut it all down. Other then the Dead Tree. Did Not see a Single Problem with what was on land at all. Guessing new home owners that are very young and want alot of space for Partying

[@Tree_Boss]

Older couple. But they had just moved in. Not to sure why they decided to cut. More room im guessing. Thanks for watching!

[@kathy7039]

Have you ever thought about giving the bamboo leaves to an animal/guineapig rescue or shelter? The guineapigs love the leaves and it would certainly help the rescues.

[@Tree_Boss]

Wow great idea. We've only ran into bamboo acouple times. Never a project this big where it was so much bamboo. Ill definitely keep it in mind for next time! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.

[@bd8026]

They didn’t understand bamboo takes over quickly 😮

[@Tree_Boss]

They understood they would need to keep maintaining it. We completely grinded all the roots in hopes of making it minimal work for them. Appreciate the comment

[@enquiremind4211]

All those fishing poles

[@Tree_Boss]

Never knew they could be used for that. A lot people have commented about the fishing poles. Thanks for watching!

[@enquiremind4211]

Oh yes they work 👍 and anytime

[@rickhamm3962]

Great job. Music? ? ?

[@Tree_Boss]

I get all my music on tunetank.com

[@dezandloper6838]

how long stays this garden free from bamboo?

[@jimbo5056]

Nasty bamboo pal. Clog after clog equals slow production. Just some fyi: In the service we had to shred classified paper/documents and fed 12 to 16 inch scraps of 1x4 or 1 x6 or 2x4,6 wood in shredder every 5-10 minutes. Kinda like clearing your throat of flem if ya know what I mean?? Food for thought with the bamboo clogs if ya haven't already tried it. Good luck👍👍👍

[@Tree_Boss]

Man I've been running that shredder comment around my head all day. Makes 100% sense now. Run a nice peice of wood once in a while to clean up the shoot. Instead of just the bamboo at all times. Sounds like a great idea. Appreciate the feedback! Thank you

[@jimbo5056]

Not sure if that process would suit your bamboo application but maybe worth a shot from those aggravating clogs, not to mention down time. Best o luck 👍

[@jonhughes3468]

So how do you get rid of bamboo so it don't come back ...yoù said the recycling site won't take it....

[@Tree_Boss]

Found out later that a lot places actually do take the bamboo. The only real way to get rid of the bamboo is to completeley get rid of the root. Which is sometimes impossible. In this situation since there was so much of it. We let the customer know that he is going to need to maintain it if not it will grow again. Bamboo is one of the most difficult thing to stop from growing. Heard a lot of home remedies to get rid of it. What we did was grind all the roots an clean everything up but it still might come back.

[@mhenhawke5093]

Why cant the bamboo go to the landfill? Is it too jagged and sharp, cost more? So dumping the bamboo at your shop is better, what do you do with the bamboo ?

[@Tree_Boss]

I learned later that its fine to dump. I always thought since it grew like crazy a lot places wouldnt accept it. We dump it at our shop since we have some room to dump. We dont do anything with it. We spread it with the rest of our chips. Thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@mhenhawke5093]

@@Tree_Boss Thanks for getting back to me,that makes sense. We don't have Bamboo in Canada. But we do have snow. Lol.

[@Tree_Boss]

@@mhenhawke5093 No worries . Would have never thought that Canada had no bamboo. Wow that's crazy to me since Ive seen bamboo all my life lol

[@Johnny-tt8zc]

Bamboo is such an issue where I live it’s actually illegal to plant it. Other than digging out all the ground where the bamboo is,how do you keep it from returning.

[@Tree_Boss]

Wow! Yeah here in nj is legal to plant how ever you can't let it overgrow. What we did in this instance was stump grind the whole area. Link to the vid for that is here kzbin.info/www/bejne/jae5dnSBl55jpaM . I've heard of some home remedies to get rid of it but your best best is dig out every layer of root you find.

[@nancykennon310]

@@Tree_Boss my dad had bamboo that had 30 runners from the bamboo bed before it sprouted out in the yard.

[@Tree_Boss]

@@nancykennon310 Wow! yeah bamboo is serious stuff.

[@marettastephens5680]

Why is bamboo such a bad plant? I live in Montana ,and know nothing about this plant. You and your crew are real professionals.

[@Tree_Boss]

Appreciate the comment. Bamboo is a great if your going to be harvesting it since it grows very easily. It can be used for tons of things. The bad is that it will basically grow any where even in places you dont want it. People have completely removed it even with roots an some how for some it grows back. There is a couple home remedies ive heard of but havent tried. We deal with it here an there out here in Jersey. Not much but when we do its usually because its already out of control. Its tough clogs chippers etc completely destroyed our blades on the chipper. Leaving them un usable haha thanks for watching!

[@makewithmegma]

🔥💕👍

[@Tree_Boss]

Thank you for watching!

[@jaker2542]

what chainsaw for the bamboo? I always hear it eats up the teeth

[@Tree_Boss]

Just our regular climbing saws. It definitely eats up the chain for sure also destroys the blades on the chipper. With this much bamboo you basically cant avoid it but we sharpen the teeth regularly during jobs so its not to bad. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!

[@jaker2542]

@@Tree_Boss yeah just trying to learn a little. I've got a 30 x 10 patch of bamboo im trying to wrangle at my place and it's giving me hell

[@sandrabraithwaite4884]

Now that the bamboo is cut down. How do you completely get rid of it. I hear and have seen bamboo grow back.

[@Tree_Boss]

What we did for this customer was after removing the bamboo we came in with the stump grinder and grinded the whole area. You can see in our next video us finishing it to have an idea. Bamboo is very difficult to get rid off completely but we tried our best to get the roots as well.

[@barbrabarcal6213]

We had/have it still -30 years later--it's a beast but ought be left to grow in the orient its native land,,

[@Tree_Boss]

@@barbrabarcal6213 100% thank you for taking the time to comment!

[@mcrangevids568]

How much did you charge them ?

[@SandersonPartyof7]

to fully rid bamboo you have to know how it works and use it against itself. stiffle its growth by using how it grows. it takes a minimum of 4 years to get it to "d!e" honestly. and daily working on it to make sure its not less than a foot in growth if you decide to tackle it with chemicals. so many factors. People really dont think when they plant invasive and awful.

[@Tree_Boss]

Thanks so much for taking the time to watch! Your 100% rite. Appreciate the comment.

[@freedom661100]

Made the mistake of planting some bamboo. Much work getting rid of it.

[@Tree_Boss]

Yeah bamboo is incredibly difficult to remove completely

[@young11984]

That Bamboo will haunt them forever with coming back unless somebody knows something to use i havent tried yet

[@Tree_Boss]

We passed our stump grinder on all the roots as well as cleaned everything up. Bamboo is very difficult to get rid off but you can see what we did here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWesYWOwa62ln5o Thats the video where we finished the job up.

[@Tree_Boss]

Thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@young11984]

@@Tree_Boss ive ran a rotortiller over some after we pulled it up by the roots, soaked the ground with round up ran the rotortiller over it the next day again graded smooth and laid sod down 4 days later. 4 months later damn Bamboo was popping up again lol. Agree its a pain in the ass to get rid of

[@Tree_Boss]

@@young11984 Wow! sounds like you through everything at it. We let our customers know so they understand. Thanks for comment good to know that even after all that it still came back. wow!

[@Bowcase]

Agent orange does a fair job, but you may have to move. 😆

[@brianredban9393]

That bamboo will grow right back. You need to dig the roots up. It's a very invasive plant

[@E.L.C.]

Aww no stump grinding ? I need to make sure the roots come out on a job coming up this spring 🤔

[@Tree_Boss]

Thanks for taking the time to watch! So you can actually see part 2 here kzbin.info/www/bejne/jae5dnSBl55jpaM You'll see us knock out all the stump grinding this one might be better than beginning removal.

[@E.L.C.]

@Tree_Boss I just watched it thanks !!!!

[@Unkn0wnUs3risTaken]

How much does a job like this cost?

[@TheRonKlimo]

Excuse my ignorance but I have a question.....if the bamboo is not ripped out of the ground, will it grow back ? You guys had your work cut out for you on this one....lol

[@Tree_Boss]

Yeah your 100% rite if you dont remove the roots it will definitely grow back. In this situation here we stump grinded everything hoping to get rid of it. The customer will need to maintain it to hopefully one day get completely rid of it.

[@jesuspadilla6428]

Damn I would hate to receive the invoice for that job. 😬

[@Tree_Boss]

100% haha but we gave them a really good price!

[@tommymann69]

Might as well get the roots of the bamboo up also . No need to leave the roots

[@Tree_Boss]

Tommy here's a link to the next video where we finished the job. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWesYWOwa62ln5o Thanks for taking the time to watch!

[@kathyfields71]

Less talk, and show more of you cutting the trees. Could be a great video if you showed the trees being cut. More action.

[@Tree_Boss]

Completely understand! Appreciate the tips. Its a bit hard for me to record everything since it was about a 10 hour day compressed to 30 minutes as well as me working with the guys at the same time. I will definitely keep it in mind. Some Like me explaining other don't. Either way I appreciate you taking the time to watch! Thanks for the tips

[@Tree_Boss]

Also the trees being cut are in the next video that was uploaded rite after where we stump grinded the whole area as well as removed both trees.

[@helenwall6871]

I like the fact that you show, and explain what needs done.

[@Tree_Boss]

@@helenwall6871 Thank you! I know I'm not the best on camera but I want people to understand what's going on. Appreciate all the tips an comments!

[@admiralbenbow5083]

You will never ever get rid of the bamboo. Never, unless you poison it that is.

[@Tree_Boss]

Yeah bamboo is some crazy stuff. Thanks for watching

[@tommymann69]

I pile all my bamboo up most of the time duck hunters will buy my bamboo from me. The ones I can't sale I burn in a giant bon fire 🔥

[@kathy7039]

Ever thought of giving your remaining bamboo leaves and branches to a guineapig rescue or animal shelter. I know the guineapigs love to eat bamboo leaves, they ,the rescues , would really appreciate the help too.