Tutorial - DIY Aquarium Plant Tissue Cultures (Part 1)

Supplies:

Still Air Box

Bleach

Large storage tub

Paper towels

Distilled water or RO water



Total

Optional

Glass beakers

[explantculture]

Seriously??? This is one of the few videos I watched for 33.11 minutes in its entirety. Please, please upload the rest of this series.

[aslamkajee]

Bro well explained. Experts don't even explain proply in detail what is needed. Well done bro. Sorry 4 years later if coco across this video.

[VyvienneEaux]

This is a very interesting topic and one that is very dear to my heart. But for the 99% of people who are not going to do this at home, I have had success with an alternative that doesn't require aseptic condition: for any plant that can be grown emersed, you can take small cuttings with at least one node and grow them in small terrestrial plant pots of potting soil inside a plastic bag (which is at 100% humidity) under medium lighting conditions. In the event that you don't have much material to work with or the plants are dying, you can increase your success rate with a dip in rooting hormone powder. In plant organogenesis, auxins produce root tips, which then produce cytokinins for shooting, so exogenous cytokinins may not be necessary. The major advantage of tissue culture is that very tiny explants can be used because the plant does not need to have an immune system in aseptic conditions.

[Frank]

Man this is by far the best culture medium video explaination I have seen. You broke it down such an easy wording that anyone can follow. Thank you so much. You have inspired me to take the leap to tissue culturing of plant. I mean I have been propagating plants by stem cuttings, water culture, and misting. This seems like the nature course to take, so thank you.

[johnsessler]

Solid information make appreciate you taking the time to share!

[SonofTheMorningStar]

Thank you for the comprehensive info. I grow gourmet and medicinal mushrooms as a hobby and have the necessary equipment for this. Was looking for something new to do. Going to watch part two now.

[constantmeiring]

This is a super useful video for getting started with any sort of plant tissue culture!

[tovekaellander]

This is such a good video, I´ve been wanting to learn tissue culture for years. Please upload the next part! Cant wait to tissue culture my peperomias and monsteras!

[realvipul]

😮wow just WOW finally i found someone who explain tissue culture that i can understand. definitely subscribed. 🙏🙏👍👍👍👍

[rhondacaydenr]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I have watched so many videos on this trying to understand the difference in multiplication media and rooting media and you made it so easy to understand. You have done a wonderful job. Best video I've found on this subject.

[pauljarvis]

Thank you, it’s been many years since my plant tissue culture class in college. This is a great refresher. Also, you might try the microwave to melt your gellan.

[robertolesen]

Hey, yup peeps are still watching your excellent video. Great job and thanks for doing it!

[yett]

This is great! Is one of the few videos that explains well besides illustrating. I also work with plant tissue culture and I think it´s a good idea to do it at home. Congrats!

[ezequielromero]

It’s the best video at the moment that I I watch. Thanks soo much for this video . Best regard from Argentina

[jaimea.gomeza.]

Thank you very much for your video! It is the more useful video on this subject that I watch!

[MiniatureChickenChannel]

I'm 2 years late to the video...but wow...super smart everyday dude explaining in terms I can understand! Very Nice 😍😍 I'll now be stalking the rest of your channel 😎

[MrTipinepe]

Wooow, nice video, it's just that I looking for. Pleas, keep us informated. I'll be waiting for the 2nd part.
And congrats for the video, thank you so much! 👏👏👏👏

[lysafox]

Wow! Thank You. I am trying tissue culture for the first time this week. You helped me understand more than a few things I was confused on. I look forward to your next video.

[ofer]

I'm just starting my tissue culture project, your video is very helpful!! TNX bro !

[valencia]

Thank you so much for explaining everything so clearly!