Sasa borealis
high
concrete retaining wall
poking through the water hole
Joritae is alive
how to live
varied
in tenacious life
I just keep my head down and look
to someone
to give hope
I think so
Take a look around our neighborhood
Sasa borealis
Crested perennial plant. The stem is 1-2 m high. Small purple flowers bloom in summer. The fruits ripen in autumn. It usually dies after bearing fruit after 5 years. The stems are used for cooking. The leaves are medicinal. The fruits are edible.
Definition
A bamboo belonging to the genus Rice family.Content
The bamboo grass is a small bamboo belonging to the Grapeaceae family. It is commonly found in forests in Korea and Japan. The name Joritdae means “bamboo that makes cooking”. Cooking is a device that filters out foreign substances in grain. The scientific name is Sasa borealis (Hack.) Makino.
The leaves are long oval. It hangs 2-3 at the end of the branch. It grows to about 1-2 m in height. A rhizome extends from the ground and a new individual arises. Propagation by vegetative propagation and seeds. Flowers bloom once every 5-6 years. After flowering, the above-ground part dies.
Reed has both the properties of wood and the properties of grass. It has a hard wood like wood and resembles a tree, but it stops growing in the first year and the trunk no longer thickens. It is close to a perennial herb. It grows well even in shade. It is resistant to cold and prefers well-drained, fertile soil. It has the ability to withstand pollution and salt damage. Weak to drying.
- Living folklore
Jojo is a device that grinds rice while shaking it in water. Because it is light and needs to drain well, the rice cooker is perfect for cooking. In Korea, on New Year's Day, there is a custom of buying dishes for a year at once and hanging them on the wall with thread or candy. It was called 'bokjori', meaning that it was made to float like a rice cooker.
The bamboo was mainly used for crafts, medicinal and ornamental purposes. The stem is thin and flexible, so it can be bent and twisted easily. In addition to cooking, it was widely used as a material for various living utensils of the ancient people, such as small boxes, keys, and baskets.
The leaves were also wrapped so as not to damage the rice cake. Because the leaves are always green, they decorate the winter landscape beautifully.
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