Stinky's Adventures in Micropropagation...

[harris7]

oh, interesting. I myself am quite apt in the field of chemistry. what kind of chemist are you?

[opabud]

hey i was wondering of another way to preserve -for like a year-
i have been ziplocking, and freezing
but i heard about mason jars, but need more info on that, but if anyone has any other ideas ???
thanks
opabud

[opabud]

also, i have aquired mold/fungi in some of my tomatoes, and was told to now throw away the ones that house this lovely pain in the ass. its gonna kill me to throw away this at one time beautiful substance, don't know how it got there, its friends don't show this ???

[stinkyattic]

hey i was wondering of another way to preserve -for like a year-
i have been ziplocking, and freezing
but i heard about mason jars, but need more info on that, but if anyone has any other ideas ???
thanks
opabud

opabud, you need to start your own thread, bud.

[stinkyattic]

oh, interesting. I myself am quite apt in the field of chemistry. what kind of chemist are you?

inorganic/environmental.
water and sediments, nutrient load, road salts, heavy metals in fish tissues, YUCK!!!!
You haven't lived until you've processed mouse fat samples to extract mercury from them.

[ericwt]

Have you done anything with this lately? I have recently become interested in Micropropagation. I ordered a Micropropagation kit recently.

Keep us updated.

[foghead]

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This thread looks like it died a few years ago but I thought I would put in my two cents worth if any one is still interested. I was given the protocol attached above from someone who is doing this successfully. I have not attempted this yet but will be in the next month. I would recommend purchasing a kit. This where I got mine >>Home Tissue Culture Group Catalog - Kits

Comes with basic instructions. Sterilization and sanitation seems to be the key.
Then it is just a matter of finding the right recipe for the plant species you are culturing. The recipe in the above PDF file is working for my friend. One thing that is missing is the addition of 30 grams of sugar per liter.

[caligrown82807]

dang wat happnd stink :wtf:

[lenoxluda]

Hey fog head I am making an attempt at micropropagation. The pdf file doesnt work. Im having a hard time finding information on this, any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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This thread looks like it died a few years ago but I thought I would put in my two cents worth if any one is still interested. I was given the protocol attached above from someone who is doing this successfully. I have not attempted this yet but will be in the next month. I would recommend purchasing a kit. This where I got mine >>Home Tissue Culture Group Catalog - Kits

Comes with basic instructions. Sterilization and sanitation seems to be the key.
Then it is just a matter of finding the right recipe for the plant species you are culturing. The recipe in the above PDF file is working for my friend. One thing that is missing is the addition of 30 grams of sugar per liter.

[thrive]

any conclusions?
Thanks!!