>Andreas wrote :
>
>>I grow many Sarracenias in vitro. They are no big problem. Anybody
>>telling you that it's impossible to propagate thim in vitro tells you
>>pure nonsense...
>>
>>Andreas
>
>I find this concept very appealing. Could you tell us more about in vitro
>culture ? How do you make it ? In particular, how do you make the solution
>you use to grow the plants ? Does the solution decay after some time or not ?
How in vitro culture works can hardly be explained in a few words. But
as far as I remember there is a FAQ somwhere. Could someone post it?
It's not too easy and you need some equipment for sterile working such
as an autoclave or at least a pressure cooker for
medium-sterilization.
Then you need a sterile environment to work in. Either a glove-box or
a laminar flow hood.
>
>Could anyone give me a rough list of species liable to be grown in vitro ?
>In particular, can Drosera be ?
>
Drosera can be propagated in vitro.
Bye,
Andreas
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