What is the fastest growing plant on earth?

It can grow as much as 35 inches in one day.

What is the fastest growing plant on earth?
It's probably a species of bamboo. I'll see if I can find a link.





[edit] Yup, bamboo. Check out the link below.
Reply:"15. The World's Fastest Growing Plants


The record for the fastest growth of an individual goes to a tropical species of bamboo that reportedly reaches 100 feet (30 m) in three months. [Note: This is an unsubstantiated report. It might be only 50 feet (15 m) in three months.] Growth increments of three feet (0.9 m) a day have been recorded--an astonishing 0.0002 miles per hour. The record for total growth in length after a period of time may go to a species of marine algae. The Pacific giant kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) may grow up to 150 feet (46 m) or more in length, and has been clocked at 18 inches a day. It has also been estimated that if all the filamentous hyphae produced in one day by a single massive soil fungus permeating acres of forest soil were laid end to end, they could extend for nearly a mile."
Reply:rice
Reply:I wish it was a beer tree but is it bamboo?
Reply:rice
Reply:I would say that bermuda grass, what they use on golf greens but that answer night owl gave seems pretty legit damn....
Reply:i don't think there is such a plant... is there?
Reply:I swear it has to be kudzu- That stuff grows everywhere near my house and it is soooo hard to get rid of it!





Don't have any evidence though.
Reply:The kudzu
Reply:Grass


Bamboo