r/tissueculture

Life got busy & some of the projects have been on idle.

Getting a much needed vacation next week and I'm finally at a point where I should have more time when we get home!

Excited to dive back into researching and hands on learning again. Will finally have a chance to apply a lot of the new knowledge and ideas that I've been rolling around.

Do have some cool stuff still cooking though! A few Lophophora & copiapoa humilis seedlings on media in 50ml centrifuge tubes. Going to transfer these to 16oz deep media vessels in a couple weeks.

Learning valuable lessons, just because your plants are alive and growing doesn’t mean they are thriving.

Changed up are nutrient media and had healthy roots in 5 days with no PGR’s.

First picture is MS with hormones after a month. Second picture is McCown woody media with no PGR’s after 6 days.

Hi everyone!

I'm an Agronomy student from Brazil, and I've recently started documenting the plant tissue culture work we do in our university laboratory.

This video shows the multiplication stage of pineapple (Ananas comosus). The plantlet is transferred from the establishment medium to a multiplication medium, where it will continue to grow and produce new shoots over the next few weeks.

I'm documenting my learning journey in plant tissue culture, and I'd love to learn from the community. Any suggestions, tips, or feedback are greatly appreciated!

I also plan to share future work involving banana, bromeliads, orchids, and grapevine tissue culture.

Okay so this is my first tissue culture it’s a Monstera white monster , I was gifted it at a plant expo exactly a month ago - had no clue at all what I had gotten into. I’ve struggled with keeping it humid enough so recently moved it to the ziplock bag it also it was not getting proper lighting before putting it under its own grow light. Stupidly enough I also didn’t put it in a clear pot… but I am worried about my plants health as I have seen zero progress, there’s is no browning on any of the leaves so it’s still alive lol? Not sure what I could do to help growth.

Any advice is welcome :)

Didn't expect to see this much progress in just three weeks. Taking weekly photos has made it easier to notice the small changes that I'd probably miss otherwise.

Still learning as I go, but I'm excited to see how it looks in another few weeks.

Hi everyone!

I’m based in China and have been working with rare plants, especially orchids, for many years. Recently I’ve started working with tissue culture laboratories in China as well.

I can help source tissue culture plantlets and connect buyers with laboratories that offer:

* Custom tissue culture propagation
* Contract production (OEM)
* Mass propagation
* Virus-free plant production

Currently available genera include many popular plants such as:

* Alocasia
* Monstera
* Philodendron (depending on availability)

Examples include:

* Alocasia watsoniana
* Alocasia Frydek Variegata
* Alocasia Dragon Scale
* Alocasia Silver Dragon
* Monstera Aurea
* Monstera Mint
* Monstera Thai Constellation

If you’re looking for specific cultivars, feel free to send me a message. I’ll check availability with the laboratory.

I also have an established eBay store, so if you’d like to verify my seller history before doing business, I’m happy to share it privately.

Thanks!^_^

Hi ! I wanted to try tissue culture plants so I pre-ordered one last month and then completely forgot about it, it should be delivered tomorrow but I don't have any stratum, can it work with perlite only ? Once acclimated I plan to put it in pon.

Just cleaned this cactus last week, we will be grafting onto it in-vitro very curious to see what it can do

Was asked on here recently about woody plants, started our first experiments today with different nutrient media. Does anybody have insights or advice? Has anybody used any of these mixes? Also very curious to see how they affect the PGR’s in future experiments