Bamboo grows over 3.5 feet a day during its fastest growing periods.
Compared to woodlands that require at least 60 years to recover once deforested, natural bamboo recovers with a growth cycle of only 2-3 years, meaning that a certain degree of harvesting does not disturb the natural environment.
Thus, bamboo fiber with its remarkable high-absorbency, moisture-rich, quick-drying, anti-bacterial, and non-odor characteristics; as well as its brightness of color (due to the lustrous shining of its fibers) and ultimate softness of touch, can be considered a natural ecological fiber that could be eternally sustained in a correctly governed environment.