TISSUE CULTURE INFORMATION

Hi Everyone

Here is a little information on tissue culturing. Please let me know what you think or if you have any questions.




As long as you can keep a clean area you can tissue culture. TC (tissue culturing) helps regenerate the plants cells by multiplying them. When you clone with traditional methods you harm the plant and over time the plant is no longer able to produce fruit as well as it use to. With tissue culturing it rebuilds the plants cell structures to make it stronger and healthier to produce a better fruit. Compared to a mother plant they are mini versions of adult plants and grow to it environment. Unlike cloning you use less water, less light, and less maintenance. It does take a little more time to do the actual TC but there is hardly any maintenance once you are done. In the end the plants yield more and are fuller greener and healthier.

The hardest part of tissue culturing is keeping it clean

All Hormones listed are needed throughout tissue culture developments. Strangely enough sugar is a primary base, it provides carbohydrates to the plant, without carbohydrates, the plant canâ??t grow. (For example: when you cut flowers, sugar is added to the water as a food source.)

BA is a hormone used for the grouping of tissue cells.

NAA is an organic hormone used for stem, root, callus, and leaf growth. NAA can also be utilized after plants are put into the ground.

PPM is a plant preservative added to increase plant life during the In-vitro stage. There has been no scientific proof that plants need PPM. (In-Vitro/artificially grown in medium)

TDZ and IBA and INA and HCI are used to assist in the rapid tissue growth of all cells.

A cannabis plant may have between 5 to 30 chromosomes (and average of 1,500 genes for each chromosome). There are 20-30 types of cannabinoids (which are glands and secretions from glands in the cannabis plant). Cannabinoids have about 30,000 to store the information it needs to make the proper enzymes, structural proteins and hormones are necessary for the organismâ??s life and cell structure.

you said what nutes you need but not how to do a tissue culture.

thanx for the info,will you continue please, explain the whole process for us that are comfortly numb and very interested