How To De flask Tissue Culture Monstera
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- čas přidán 16. 01. 2024
- How To Un flask tissue culture plants! This guide will show you how I was able to grow my thai con from tissue culture with 100%. You can avoid root rot with your tissue culture thai constellation monstera.
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I've not tried TC yet and this is very encouraging. Other info made it look like you need a NASA clean room! 😊
Dude these look gorgeous! Your tips and advice never fail to put my mind at ease when it comes to these sorts of things. I don't really have any expensive plants, but even my "normal" ones stress me out sometimes.😅
same, i can't even manage to properly propagate a regular monstera idk why i'm watching this lmfao
Love the google eyes on the Thai monsteras lmao
if you havent seen it, there are three videos linked in the description that are the reason for the eyes. the third video being the funniest one
Watching them right now!
Seeing your thais ahead of mine despite having had mine for longer… time to re-evaluate my set-up!
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I wish steins would put their sad looking thai cons on sale I swear the one in my area just throws away the 'rare' plants instead of putting them on sale when they start looking sad great video I might try this instead of waiting for one to go on sale
YO I TOTALLY AGREE, not only are they very low in variegation but they are still like 80 bucks and have outgrown their tiny pot. Ive found that the steins on capital drive in brookfield? has the best "as is" prices. its like the only plants I will buy. Moorland in waukesha will put stuff in the "as is" death zone for like 20% off lmao AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. They had a ton of Anthurium radicans x luxurians I was waiting for a good sale on be even in as is they were like 40 bucks! half DEAD. Im tempted to get a part time job there just to scoop em up lmaoooo
Haven't been in the waukesha area in a while I'll have to check that out for sure here in Milwaukee it's just plants on life support at full price and maybe a few plants that are shooting off 20 plants at once cause of tc lol my best find was a verrigated epipremnum gigantum for 4$ it was just a node when I got it 🤣😭
Best plant channel! Greetz from germany
Thanks for the kind words!
This was interesting. Makes me think of trying this.
It's fun
Excellent information considering how highly variegated they are. Keep us updated.
Thank you! Will do!
Appreciate the useful information and can-do spirit.
Keeping it real with the Midwestern basement utility sink. I can relate!
Lmaooooooo
I am currently on week 4 in 100% humidity, I’m thinking about starting to crack the lid here soon.
Is this still the battle that you're not having with Pretty in Green? 😂 I do think that thai cons and any monstera really are the easiest asking with philo.
I really like this 1-2 month suggestion. I acclimate a lot of tc for a hobbyist because I just love those little baggies of babes, and my plants do clearly take a bit of a hit when they're released to the harsh realities of 80-90% humidity-- especially the variegated.
I think (no evidence) that H2O2 helps with agar removal. I do use it, and I don't see any of that black stuff or mold, so I'll just keep doing it.
Now do this with amazonica green splash/ variegated. It's the first plant i can't get to thrive or if the bag. So beyond frustrated.😂😢
im sure the hydrogen peroxide helps I just, if i do a second round id like to try and see if it can reduce the blackening! also i dont mess with alocasia they just upset me with their rollercoaster dormancy/alive stuff
Yeah, I’m still not willing to pay $90 for small Thai’s at Steins. Maybe I’ll get a tissue culture. They seem bullet proof after all you put them through. Hope you and family are warm and healthy with this crazy Wisconsin weather.
yeah i would not recommend theirs, there are cheaper ones going around that are bigger and look better! plus many steins have thrip/mealybugs/spider mites within there plants. I brought home some nice friendly thrips from them lol
What light do you use for this stage ?
Wow that’s a massive room that you’ve got your pants in. I meant plants. Lol 😂
Lmao
have you tried to make a co2 generator and leading the co2 to the grow boxes 😬 water sugar and yeast you know 🤓 nice work btw🙂🤙👍
I'm gunna. I also wanna do a pressurized grow but it's hard to find cheap clear containers that can hold a lot of pressure
Holy cow yours grew pretty fast I've had mine for about half a year and it's still really small. I'm assuming mine might be a light issue.
these days im leaving the lights on for 24-48 hours to sorta keep my basement warmer its been a month or two of that behavior so maybe?
@@TechplantChannel yeah that'll help and yeah I only leave mine on for about 16 hours
So did the water with air stone work for the monstera decioluosa sorry spelling is jacked
Additional question: have you deflasked much cormy alocasia? Are the baby corms sucking life from the big tc corm or helping? Should they be grown separately? (This is assuming the leaves are no present as well). I'm doing my own experiments, but I'm going in blind.
never tried, like i said in the other comment alocasia upset me with their dormancy. my basement hits cold periods that i swear are sending alocasias into dormancy so im just looking at a stump for like 3 months
@@TechplantChannel oh yes. If they get below 65 for any extended amount of time, they go dormant. My search for answers continues.
I guess success rate is luck sometimes. I planted mine directly underwater (they were freshwater plants) and they just took off. I still have them but ironically as emersed plants in a terrarium today. Orchids, however, really need a sterile environment or possibly luck, since the ones I had died.
i have not done orchids! seems like a cool thing to try. I dont have great success with orchids in general tho so im wonder what my abilities are with them from a flask lol
Do you use distilled water at all?
no its very hard well water
You should have left some agar on the roots to prove a point... or maybe not!
Dangit!!!
[x] REKT [ ] not REKT
Lmaoo
What's that acrylic box with the rubbed off words you used? Is that one of those wedding boxes? I was thinking of getting one for plant humidity!
yeah lol, its a card box from my wedding. it was nice because i could put tape over the slit to modify the humidity if i wanted to
@@TechplantChannelwow, I'll have to try this then! I saw one for pretty cheap on Amazon and thought "I bet I could use this for some plant experiments..." 🤣
you're awesome! I've been wanting to get a mint tc but i was nervous lol thanks for sharing. i saw alot of ppl against moss but moss has worked great for me when rooting. happy to see you used moss 🪴
Moss almost always works for me, I love it!