TISSUE CULTURE PLANTS | THE PROS AND CONS

Let's talk about tissue culture plants, the pros and cons.
What is tissue culture? Why do we care? In this video I will go over the pros and cons of tissue culture plants. Explain the differences between the original plant vs a tissue cultured plant.
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[@dianneanderson7057]

Yes please! definitely more tissue culture videos. I have been interested for many years on this subject and was hoping that information was more readily available.🌱💕🌱

[@leafletco]

I am currently working on it!

[@LeafyLovey]

Absolutely interested

[@scubasteeze6621]

I love your energy. 😌
Thanks for the video! I'll be watching more! Happy growing 😁

[@catherinecole1159]

"new" like this hasn't been done since the 60's XD

[@MinxInSinx]

MUTATION BREEDING 1890

[@michaelvonfeldt9629]

Informative. Thanks!

[@sunshinecarnivores1919]

I grow carnivorous plants as a hobby. Many rare ones have become more available cause of tissue culture. I was curious about this.

[@nuclearrabbit9821]

I absolutely love your TC vids! 😁

[@leafletco]

Thank you!!❤️

[@NaTyra6411]

Would love more videos about TC! Getting my first one 😁

[@leafletco]

I will work on putting out more content !!

[@aburningbear3138]

Life is like a variegated frydek, you never know what you’re gonna get.

[@nancyk8153]

Great information!

[@aliceneal8666]

I’m trying to find Alocasia frydek variegated corms I can’t find the actual plant at a reasonable price anyone have recommendations?

[@WadeNorris.]

Yes please

[@hopblessup5299]

So how common is it to either get mutations from tissue culture cloning or are what you're describing might be from phenotypic expressions hidden in the mother plants genome?

[@Dylan-lt9eo]

Professionally, Very very rare. Typically whatever you tissue culture is going to be exactly the same plant, as it's the exact same genetics, and exact same environments, so expression differences don't happen often.

[@dannera131]

If you don’t mind, where were you able to find the v. Frydek for $100??? I’ve seen tissue culture ones for $250 and full plants for $750

[@leafletco]

They were purchased at a local store in Canada. Tissue culture is slowly making waves now - depending on where you live I'm sure it will eventually start showing up in your area soon.

[@AzizimIstanbul]

What about the nutrition-wise, is it genetically modified? If so, it's not ideal for the body and making body thrive is more important than making the tree/plant thrive in certain conditions.

[@snehasingh4792]

No it’s not modified in anyway. It’s just propagating with much smaller plants. Also what do you mean about the body? Our body? This is for house plants (decoration)… not for vegetables ..