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The Stages

Benefits-and-ApplicationsTISSUE CULTURE STAGE #1

Initiation of tissue culture.

TISSUE CULTURE STAGE #2

In vitro plants with minimal root system (like purchasing an unrooted cutting) special request only.

TISSUE CULTURE STAGE #3

In vitro material with roots packed approximately 35 plants per tub according to variety. Minimum order of 100. These must be finished or hardened off in a green house faculty for approximately 5-6 weeks.

TISSUE CULTURE STAGE #4

Plants that have been hardened off and ready to be transferred into containers of your choice or to outdoor plots.


BENEFITS & APPLICATIONS

ADVANTAGES

  • Cloned plants are uniform in size and shape, and are genetically identical.
  • Tissue culture processes are unaffected by seasonal changes.
  • Plants can be produced all year round.
  • Plants derived from a disease indexed mother plant maintain the same status as the mother plant.
  • Our tissue culture techniques are cost effective.

WHO SHOULD USE IT?

Today, tissue culture techniques are widely used by:

  • Plant breeders
  • Research investigators
  • Greenhouse growers
  • Commercial growers
  • Serious hobbyists
  • The cut-flower industry to propagate superior clones
  • Growers who want to exhibit their orchids or heirloom varieties
  • Individuals who want to start a money-making venture from home

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Contact Information

Tel: (902) 629-1229
Fax: (902) 629-4645
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Clyde River, PE
Canada, C0A 1H0

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