The fastest-growing plant, bamboo, has a number of distinctive qualities that make it suitable for a wide range of uses. It is inexpensive, lightweight, flexible, strong, long-lasting, and able to spread even in unfavorable environments[3] This review discuss the media preparation and optimization for growth of Bambusa Vulgaris. For this species, vegetative propagation is the only practical option because B. vulgaris does not set seed following scanty flowering, making seedling progenies unavailable. To investigate clonal replication methods for the species, a low-cost propagation study was carried out using two different kinds of short branch cuttings: nodal leafy cuttings and tip cuttings. Following treatment with 0, 0.1%, 0.4%, and 0.8% IBA solutions, the cuttings were allowed to root in a non-mist propagator in order to evaluate their rooting capacity. After four weeks of rooting, the cuttings were grown in polybags under nursery conditions for ten months in order to evaluate their stunting[1].