It looks great and should do just fine there.

Keep it watered and in 2 or 3 years, it should be making a great screen for you.

Kt

Thanks Kt, will do.

I'm not sure if it is just the picture, but it looks like the leaves are way too pale for a phyllostachys, almost like iron deficiency. Was it always this color?

Anyways it might need a shot of ironite in order to recover its green-ness so that photosynthesis can be maximized.

All of my phyllostachys are dark green as shown in this picture of my garden.

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I noticed that too, but Golden seems to have the yellowist of all the phyllostachys that I grow here, and especially the wild groves around here. Most phyllostahys have medium to dark green leaves.

Kt

You know what? It wasn't that yellow when I planted it.
It does look yellow doesn't it?
How much would you apply of the Ironite?
I have it, do I just apply it on top of soil around the Boo?
I really don't want it to die, and the soil it is in isn't that great at all.

If it started turning yellow lately it could be few other factors such as a ph imbalance, calcium deficiency, and iron deficiency, but it might be better to ask you local gardening center to get better answers since I don't know enough about your soil.

Around my soil, I've seen calcium deficiencies in some parts of the soil, and a couple handfuls of gypsum took care of it, but everyone's soil is different.