Bamboo species are a valuable source of renewable raw material, with Bambusa vulgaris being an economically significant species. However, there are certain constraints to large-scale cloning of adult-selected genotypes. This study aims to investigate the in vitro cloning of Bambusa vulgaris in several culture systems. Compared to in vitro approaches, vegetative multiplication through separation of culm, rhizome, and rooting of stem cuttings is rather slow. Bambusa vulgaris, or common bamboo, is grown in vitro, or in a controlled laboratory environment, using plant tissue or cells. This review discusses a few methods for cultivating Bambusa vulgaris in vitro