Get well soon! You have built up a lot of good will with all these videos. It will it all come back to you. I have spent many hours enjoying your channel.
I didn't comment when I originally watched this, but wanted to come back and say thank you for bringing this episode to us. It is sooo fascinating to me and I absolutely loved learning and seeing behind the scenes. I am working on a project to hybridize species within the Asclepias (milkweed) genus and have come to the thought that the reason the industry never commercialized/improved the plants is not because of their complicated pollination, but because most of them are impossible to root from cuttings. I wonder if the TC method would work as a viable alternative
Some genus are notoriously difficult to TC. I believe hoyas are one such example and thats why they were not seen in TC… philodendrons are easy but anthuriums are very difficult… i guess it boils down to the species…
Wow Sean! I hope you get better soon....thank you for passion and dedication to continuing your videos. I am in awe of your commitment. Take care and get well soon.
My respect and admiration to you and your content it’s so educational and I appreciate your dedication hardwork in educating us..Nan and suwat are great humans kind loving and very intelligent plant lovers..thank you for your work.
I've really enjoyed these 2 videos. It's so interesting seeing how a larger, but still family run, nursery and lab works. But holy cow, dengue fever!? That's a big deal. So glad to see that you are recovering. Isn't it doused to feel like you're bones are breaking!?
Just a little question about doing TC in an apartment. I support a college student that is looking for a clerk pt job. I was hoping to convince her to do this TC at home. I see other students experimenting at home with TC, on TH-cam.
They were much smaller when they entered those bottles. And with use of tiny pincers. In a sterile covered work area, this process of bottling them is probably not fun lol
Followed you! This is so interesting! I do have a question. I’d love to experience watching TC plants grow. Do you ever sell them at earlier stages, like a common plant, for a newbie to play with?
You would have to direct this to Nan. Her instagram is on the video description 😀 you could alternately find something in your area, with less shipping costs.
Have you recovered now I'm praying for you for a healthy healing.... watching you from Zimbabwe.....pls demostrate the best potatoes Tissue culture medium
I dont know the exact science but its genetics. You have to be lucky enough to get part of the meristem cell that carries variegation information to pass it along…
Im assuming you meant tissue taken from the woody bark of the tree? The highest success would be to take a cell from the seed, or flower, or apical bud in that order. But its always possible… with the right formula
I've just found this video after taking interest in tissue culture. Knew many orchids were grown this way when I was a kid, but I'm curious what other plants van be grown this way. I didn't quite capture it but she mentioned something like Taikon? Daikon? How do you spell that, as I wanna research on it more. 😅 I was able to check out joepii, though. Found it interesting as I've seen similar plants growing by a stream at our area.
Nearly all plants can be tissue cultured, they have slightly different formulations and methods. It just depends on how much interest and effort has gone into Tissue culturing it 😀
I agree. It was really hard to get super long forceps. That was in the 1980s. I recently tried an internet search and after 30 years, they still haven't come online. But she's wrong on two counts. We already hand made large forceps in 1985, and I was micropropagating orchids in 1983. It was my first job, just.. Signed Adelaide, South Australia
I am intrigued by this video and would like to learn more about tissue culture. I just don't understand how it works. I am a curious person when it comes to this type of operation. NOT in the sense that I want to try it BUT how it works. Maybe you can figure out a way to get me to understand the process. Thanks for another Great video !!!!!!!!! P.S. Get well quick !!!!!!!!! ♥️ 🪴♥️🪴♥️🪴♥️🪴♥️🪴♥️🪴♥️🪴
I will get into the technicalities gradually in this channel, so as not to overwhelm the viewers. Its actually not too difficult to understand (but very hard to actually do physically)
I would say that they are willing to share the process but maybe not the formula of their solvent. 😀 which is understandable. from the few places Ive visited, the process is very standard and similar. But every species have different formulation for the solvent used that will maximize their yield. Its interesting to see a lot of home industry tissue culture labs showing up worldwide 😀
Very nice people. Taken as a whole this is a good context for people interested in plant tissue culture... But I have to object to the statement " you must kill a lot before you are good ... " or some such wording. That is just not true. Let us educate ourselves and learn from others. We will not be experts and perhaps there will be some death but I wish to instill an inner voice of confidence in all my students. This is a wonderful and rewarding occupation. AND I hope you recover from Dengue Fever swiftly. Please do share your experience. With an Warming Earth comes the spread of hitherto unfamiliar diseases... the more information we can glean from your experience the better.
Im not familiar with the import procedures… i have a feeling flask would be far easier than importing live plants. I would reach out to a supplier that exports and also check with your local customs.
Dear Sean sorry to hear that you are sick with dengue fever. I have read many many times that it is easy to cure by boiling 3 papaya leaves from a papaya tree and add it to water and make a tea and drink it.
I have to say that I admire your dedication to providing content while in the hospital. Much respect. I hope you feel better soon.
Thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Tissue culture is just a great way to make "rare" plants more accessible to everyone.
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This is so fascinating, and I live that there are people in this world who are passionate about sharing these techniques and plants with the world.
Fascinating video! Best wishes for a complete and swift recovery, Sean.
🙏🏽🙏🏽 thank you
Get well soon! You have built up a lot of good will with all these videos. It will it all come back to you. I have spent many hours enjoying your channel.
Thank you, you really help me out a lot too by watching the episodes 😀
Only just found this video- thank you so much for sharing even when you were unwell!! ❤
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A rare plant tissue culture guide, thank you for the guide that has been described by friends.
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I hope you rest well and heal, prayers to you. This was an amazing show, thank you for your time. Take it easy too, and be gentle to yourself.
Thank youu
Felt so sorry , speedy recovery Sean !
Thank you, Im ok! 😀
I didn't comment when I originally watched this, but wanted to come back and say thank you for bringing this episode to us. It is sooo fascinating to me and I absolutely loved learning and seeing behind the scenes. I am working on a project to hybridize species within the Asclepias (milkweed) genus and have come to the thought that the reason the industry never commercialized/improved the plants is not because of their complicated pollination, but because most of them are impossible to root from cuttings. I wonder if the TC method would work as a viable alternative
Some genus are notoriously difficult to TC. I believe hoyas are one such example and thats why they were not seen in TC… philodendrons are easy but anthuriums are very difficult… i guess it boils down to the species…
I'm glad you're better! Thank you for this video! You're amazing!
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Wow Sean! I hope you get better soon....thank you for passion and dedication to continuing your videos. I am in awe of your commitment. Take care and get well soon.
Thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you so much for this video!!!
and happy healing!
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Such commitment. Get well soon please.
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I'm sorry your in the hospital, get well soon & back to everything you ❤️ soon
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Oh my god! Speedy recovery Sean! ✨✨
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WOW thats a lot harder than I thought. Very interesting I learned a lot thank you.
Very interesting. This is the first time I heard of this. It is a lot like cultivating mushrooms
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My respect and admiration to you and your content it’s so educational and I appreciate your dedication hardwork in educating us..Nan and suwat are great humans kind loving and very intelligent plant lovers..thank you for your work.
What a compliment, thank you! 🙏🏽
Feel better soon, I'm praying for a speedy recovery. God Bless
Thank you, Im right as rain now😀
I've really enjoyed these 2 videos. It's so interesting seeing how a larger, but still family run, nursery and lab works.
But holy cow, dengue fever!? That's a big deal. So glad to see that you are recovering. Isn't it doused to feel like you're bones are breaking!?
Thank you. Yes its a really painful disease. I took it too lightly before I got it!
@@onlyplants Sending you good vibes for a speedy recovery!
Thank you for all your awesome videos. Stay safe and healthy always. Best regards from an old lady in Malaysia. Looking forward to your next content.
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So fascinating! Hope your health improves soon
Thank you, Im ok now 😀
She sounds to be from the US. Doin work from the hospital bed, admirable. get well soon.
🙏🏽 thank you
Hope you get better soon. The long tweezers are sold in aquarium shops here
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Wish you health, bro. Awesome video of rather mysterious aspect of making plants.
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Ooh that was so cool to see behind the scenes. You never see that.
Hope you get better soon!
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Get well soon Sean!!! ❤
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Get well soon
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Hope your doing better. 💚 This was so interesting 💚💚💚
Yeapp I’m right as rain now thank you
good generated of plants... fast methode and i like that process....
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Wishing you wellness 🙏💚🌱
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Thanks for your dedication 💕 on your craft. Get well in no time. God bless.
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Truly inspiring Thanks for sharing...!!!
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Those long tongs havr actually been available everywhere for the past decade or so. They're used for aquascaping. I have a.set of them. 😊
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She is smart and beautiful!
Yes. Also hardworking and fun loving. Overall a very balanced and wholesome human being
get well soon sean, the house plant enthusiast from jakarta indonesia!
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Praying for a speedy recovery
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get well soon sean... 🙏
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Awesome video, thanks for sharing!!
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Thank you for making this great video! Hope you are feeling better.
Praying for your speedy recovery. 🙏I heard a home remedy that baby papaya leaves to boil and drink 4 times a day.
Thank youuuu. yes Ive heard of this remedy 😀
papaya leaf juice to recover from dengue.. established medicinal brands have papaya leaf essence too! get well soon 💪
Thank youuu. Yes Ive heard!
Really amazing Sean nice video and get well soon merry Christmas from Florida buddy.
Thank you ❤️❤️ I miss Florida
🙏🏻 Dear Sean, stay strong and get well soon. Remember to stay hydrated and eat more Papaya.
Thank youu
Should have include a tutorial on how to treat the seedlings after receiving them too cos that's more imp to buyers like us on the receiving end.
May do a full video on that soon 😀
Just a great video! New subscriber here 👋
Thank you 🙌🏽 welcome to the channel
Get well soon !
Thanks Michael
Thank you I learned so much! 😊
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I hope you’re feeling better man
Thank you
Dengue! I want to work on treatment. Moving to the PI. Hope to have influence but will accept O- donor status. Walking blood back for the Purok.
I need to learn this for propagating my vanilla orchid’s
Ohhh yes I bet they do well in TC. Orchids are widely propagated this way
Just a little question about doing TC in an apartment. I support a college student that is looking for a clerk pt job. I was hoping to convince her to do this TC at home. I see other students experimenting at home with TC, on TH-cam.
I would have loved to learn some of the process.
Very interesting! I just wanted to know how did they squeeze those plants into those bottles? 😁
They were much smaller when they entered those bottles. And with use of tiny pincers. In a sterile covered work area, this process of bottling them is probably not fun lol
Ohmygosh sending prayers your way. I wish you a speedy recovery. And oh gosh thank you for providing the us with content. Please rest up. 💜
Thank you so much 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Very interesting video. And in a hospital bed, goodness 😮
So grateful to Nan for hosting us 😀
Followed you! This is so interesting! I do have a question. I’d love to experience watching TC plants grow. Do you ever sell them at earlier stages, like a common plant, for a newbie to play with?
You would have to direct this to Nan. Her instagram is on the video description 😀 you could alternately find something in your area, with less shipping costs.
Good video
Thank you 🙏🏽
Have you recovered now I'm praying for you for a healthy healing.... watching you from Zimbabwe.....pls demostrate the best potatoes Tissue culture medium
Yes Im right as rain now. Thank youu
Potato tissue culture pls
Very intresting ^^
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Im a tissue culture technician I'm inspired
Whoaaaa your job is like super cool. It takes a unique combination of patience, discipline and curiosity.
Very informative tfs
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Can or did you do a video showing the corked bottles in use.... I'm new to all of this very nice video hopefully you heal quickly blessings
Im not understanding the question, please do DM me on @bo.tan.ist so I can answer you better 😀
8:00 If they are tissue cultures from the same mother plant, why do some come out variegated and others don't? Is it an epigenetic thing?
I dont know the exact science but its genetics. You have to be lucky enough to get part of the meristem cell that carries variegation information to pass it along…
I think it is about selecting the right explants
4:47 Nine months! damn that is a long time to grow things in agar and keep them sterile, kinda makes you wonder if it's worth it.
It is hehe. Many of our crop foods are actually grown this way. And also ornamental plants. Its only starting to reach the rare plant market now
How do the get the plants that are in the "Ship in a Bottle" looking config, without breaking the thing open?
😅 Im not fully understanding the question
Thank you so much for your video. Do you the name of big tissue culture companies in the usa?
I dont know any unfortunately
Any idea if tissue culture would work on woody trees?
Im assuming you meant tissue taken from the woody bark of the tree? The highest success would be to take a cell from the seed, or flower, or apical bud in that order. But its always possible… with the right formula
I've just found this video after taking interest in tissue culture. Knew many orchids were grown this way when I was a kid, but I'm curious what other plants van be grown this way.
I didn't quite capture it but she mentioned something like Taikon? Daikon? How do you spell that, as I wanna research on it more. 😅
I was able to check out joepii, though. Found it interesting as I've seen similar plants growing by a stream at our area.
Nearly all plants can be tissue cultured, they have slightly different formulations and methods. It just depends on how much interest and effort has gone into Tissue culturing it 😀
Thai con short for Thai constellation, it’s a tissue culture plant from a monstera plant
I agree. It was really hard to get super long forceps. That was in the 1980s. I recently tried an internet search and after 30 years, they still haven't come online.
But she's wrong on two counts. We already hand made large forceps in 1985, and I was micropropagating orchids in 1983. It was my first job, just..
Signed Adelaide, South Australia
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Semoga cepat sehat dan kembali beraktivitas
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Man I am looking for a job in Thailand these guys look like great employers.
Haha maybe you should write in!
Omg what a pro
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Awesome!..
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Get well soon dear
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Very interesting
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I want to learn this.
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Thanks for the video
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I am intrigued by this video and would like to learn more about tissue culture. I just don't understand how it works. I am a curious person when it comes to this type of operation. NOT in the sense that I want to try it BUT how it works. Maybe you can figure out a way to get me to understand the process. Thanks for another Great video !!!!!!!!! P.S. Get well quick !!!!!!!!! ♥️ 🪴♥️🪴♥️🪴♥️🪴♥️🪴♥️🪴♥️🪴
I will get into the technicalities gradually in this channel, so as not to overwhelm the viewers. Its actually not too difficult to understand (but very hard to actually do physically)
Is it possible to grow fruit from a bit of skin or rind?
Wooh I have no idea. I would imagine the seed is the best option. Next would be the apical bud, flower, leaf, or stem tiasue.
How do you remove the plant tissue cultures from the big bottle with narrow top and I think a cork lid (looks like a wine or drinking bottle)?
I guess a pincer or potentially ye break the bottle 🙈
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A bout my teacher
So long time a goo
He is jeni teacher
From hokaido my be
Long times a go
I miss he
hope you're doing alright !! where is the link to your personal channel i didn't know you had 2 ! lol
Oooh I forgot to link it haha. The channel is called “onlysean” I will link it soon as I have access to computer
Hi where can I buy plant growth regulator?
Wooh im not familiar with that but these days you can find anything online 😀
Get well soon.
How do they get the seedlings out of the long glass bottle? The opening is so small for the grown plants.
They may have to break the glass 😅 also Nan showed us the little pincers that her dad designed so maybe that helps!
Indonesia need this
😀😀 actually we do have some but everyones not open. Secret and a bit selfish
Hii
How a bout the bullsrhimp eh kerang
Pipih
Thanks so much
Sorry about the dengue. Anyone I know who's had it says it's pretty miserable. Be fine soon!
Thank you. im ok now 😀
website for kanjarin?
www.kanjaringreens.com
Can I use ordinary mayonnaise empty bottles
Ohhh they are actually quite hard to sterilize… make sure you do it thoroughly. Even a speck of pathogen can contaminate a batch.
Tanaman apa saja itu pak? Apa ada pisang candevish.
Pernah liat pisang variegata di tissue culture 😀 tapi mostly aroid di sini
As much as I enjoy seeing their process. They'll never divulge the process in its entirety. If they do that, they risk losing their business.
I would say that they are willing to share the process but maybe not the formula of their solvent. 😀 which is understandable.
from the few places Ive visited, the process is very standard and similar. But every species have different formulation for the solvent used that will maximize their yield. Its interesting to see a lot of home industry tissue culture labs showing up worldwide 😀
Very nice people. Taken as a whole this is a good context for people interested in plant tissue culture... But I have to object to the statement " you must kill a lot before you are good ... " or some such wording. That is just not true. Let us educate ourselves and learn from others. We will not be experts and perhaps there will be some death but I wish to instill an inner voice of confidence in all my students. This is a wonderful and rewarding occupation. AND I hope you recover from Dengue Fever swiftly. Please do share your experience. With an Warming Earth comes the spread of hitherto unfamiliar diseases... the more information we can glean from your experience the better.
Thank you, you have a way with words. 💌
she's beautiful :)
Totally 😍
,,You cant find these online, not even on amazon,, every single aquarium plant rod 😳
Saffron tesseract
Im from The India ,how i can buy orchid flask?
Im not familiar with the import procedures… i have a feeling flask would be far easier than importing live plants. I would reach out to a supplier that exports and also check with your local customs.
That would be lots helpfull for me🙏
@@onlyplants India, Kolkata
Dear Sean sorry to hear that you are sick with dengue fever.
I have read many many times that it is easy to cure by boiling 3 papaya leaves from a papaya tree and add it to water and make a tea and drink it.
Thank youu, and yes that is a remedy passed down through generations
What are two rare varities of plant developed by tissue culture?
Im not quite sure the question… 😅 but most rare plants have already gone into tissue culture
Apa ada jual anak plant tissue cultered? Plant apa yang ada?
Hallo, ini di Thailand, mungkin kalo mau cari harus di tissue culture lab Indo. Saya belum kenal tapi.
Hello friends.
I needed blue berry plant, tissue culture medium