Was having a look around come across this Tissue Culture Cannabis Cloning thought some you guys might like.
"Traditional cloning methods may soon become a thing of the past with the latest advancement in cannabis agriculture sciences. Plant tissue culture cloning may be the next best thing for home growers and professionals alike thanks to its unique ability to preserve genetics and increase yields while also maximizing the space in your garden. Here’s everything you need to know about plant tissue culture and how you can implement it into your own garden."
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Tissue Culture: The Future of Cannabis Cloning
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Re: Tissue Culture: The Future of Cannabis Cloning
Tissue culture makes sense to me if you're trying to preserve genetics or maybe you're a wholesale grower and don't want to accept anything into your factory due to risk but I don't see it ever replacing the old stem root cutting TBH. Everything has to be super clean and the management of a tissue culture lab has to be strict. I see it as a complimentary tool to the old method.
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Re: Tissue Culture: The Future of Cannabis Cloning
@seymore_budz wasnt humboldt seeds and dinafem upto this sort of stuff heard they had a lab some where
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I'm not sure mate but any seed company worth their salt should have a tissue culture lab as it's 2022
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Re: Tissue Culture: The Future of Cannabis Cloning
The truth is that it is very interesting. It's amazing how much technology and research has advanced.MrNice wrote: ↑Thu May 12, 2022 1:55 pmWas having a look around come across this Tissue Culture Cannabis Cloning thought some you guys might like.
"Traditional cloning methods may soon become a thing of the past with the latest advancement in cannabis agriculture sciences. Plant tissue culture cloning may be the next best thing for home growers and professionals alike thanks to its unique ability to preserve genetics and increase yields while also maximizing the space in your garden. Here’s everything you need to know about plant tissue culture and how you can implement it into your own garden."
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