I just received my tissue culture, now what? (Part 2)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Hello from Orange Lake Nursery! We wanted to start by showing you the first step and some tricks to your tissue culture. Following along as we take you from start to finish!
These guys are the best. I can't express how happy I am I ordered through them. Best nursery ever.
Yes that’s what happened to the one I ordered and got last wk. I cut off the rotted leaves and roots, sprayed hydrogen peroxide, put in leca and topped the leca with sphagnum topped it off with a humidity dome and she’s doing better! Thank you again!!! I love the products!!!!
I was thinking about buying a tc from y’all and you popped up on my fyp guess I gotta do it now
Create a box with a rounded top so it can't be placed upside down. Weighted bottom could help as well as people will feel the weight and put it down that way
When I order with insulation it is heavy on bottom and there was a this side up sticker
or just two seal lines on two sides so the gel dont drip down
I have ordered TC from you all a couple of times and they always arrive great.❤
So happy to hear it!
@@orangelakenursery7491 do you do Fruit trees?
We don't unfortunately @@geriannroth449
@@orangelakenursery7491 awww that's a pity. I think it'd be a great area to go into it'd definitely be a big plus over seed germination both in time of fruit production & of course propagation. Wouldn't the process of clonning be similar to the ornamentals?
Put the clones in a closed container with a slight opening just large enough for the stem to come out. Keeps the gel stable and enclosed providing a better cleaner overall Customer experience. Better rating, better business. Probably costs an extra .25 cents IF THAT and keeps overhead charges low.
Avoids Plant damage 100%, decreases customer complaints, refunds and replacement charges while also INCREASING overall business by atleast 75% if not 900% factoring in newly charged material costs and new customer traffic from a slight business product adjustment.
Id definitely invest in some small plastic containers to enclose the agar from spreading all over the bag and damaging and potential future business💚🌱
I just ordered Alocasia silver dragon variegated from a seller, hopefully it’s perfect condition.
Oh it's a gel,I feel like you truly care about your plants & customers..I really appreciate you going out your way to explain this..
Do you ship to England,could I ask aswell,roughly what would the cost of the transport of the plant be,just a rough figure please??..
I really want to have a go at growing some of these amazing plants you have,I would have to buy the cheaper ones for now,but I guess that's how we start..
Thankyou for caring enough to explain this to us..have a beautiful day & take care,🌱🌼🌿🐞🌱🌼🌿🐞..
Thank you for such kind words! We love our plants almost as much as we love our customers ❤️ unfortunately we only ship within the United States
I wish mine had arrived looking that healthy. It had root rot. 😢
Oh no! Did you reach out to us so we could assist you? Feel free to send us an email orangelakenursery@gmail.com
Mine came in with the 2 largest leaves/stems were severely bent. Slightly worried but I'm sure they'll be fine in the long run
where’s the short on acclimating?
It’s basically the same thing. Keep in with same humidity after cleaning it, also having a lot of water. Over weeks reduce humidity.
So I see the bottom of the stem is black? When I received mine, the first one rotted within a week and the replacement had a very rotten bottom but I cut it, soaked in anti fungal and hydrogen peroxide then planted in 3/4 perlite and 1/4 moss, then put under a grow light. I hope it does well! I have a much bigger Thai Con that I ordered as an established plant after my first tissue culture purchase rotted in a week, so I’d at least be able to have a Thai Con that’s thriving! Are you sending them out with rot?
HIi! I am sorry to hear about your Thai. No we are not sending them out with rot. That would be quite counter productive. It sounds like you are cutting off the callous of the plant. I wouldn't recommend doing that. We also never use moss because we have seen quite a few end up too wet & rotting. I hope that helps point you in the right direction! Feel free to reach out if we can help in anyway 😊
Can tissue culture work with Leyland cypress trees
How much does a plant of this size cost?
Our Thais are currently $12 :-)
Please pack them in a gyroscope
Try using something other than a bag?
Thank you! The bags work MUCH better than glass jars.
@@staceyregan785 my question is how to you store hundred of these without crushing each other. at least the jars are reusable and provide some form of protection. these only seem to hold in moisture without offering much protection