What to Do With a Bamboo Plant That Has a Moldy Smell?

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Many bamboo plants suffer from sooty mold, which grows on the fecal matter of aphids. Use a soft brush soaked in vinegar and water to remove the mold. Gardeners can prevent moldy smells by treating the plant with an insecticidal soap to eliminate ants and aphids.

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What to Do With a Bamboo Plant That Has a Moldy Smell?

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