Tissue culture plants query

[hamfistUK]

.... and the fact that there's no need to disinfect them or QT them in fear of a snail invasion is marvelous.

And here is the key. Worth every penny extra IMO

 

[GaryE]

They're wonderful, and grow well here. I added three more pots' worth to various tanks, and all seem to have taken.

The next time one of the local stores orders from Singapore, I hope to add more.

 

[MattW]

They're wonderful, and grow well here. I added three more pots' worth to various tanks, and all seem to have taken.

More crypts? I've been experimenting with Schismatoglottis prietoi in my two tanks at the moment. I've found it's grown in much better when attached to wood in my 90L compared to being glued to pea pebbles in my 60L. It normally is a plant that prefers to be planted in substrate but I wanted to try it as an epiphyte.

 

[GaryE]

One of the intriguing things about tissue cultures is the possibilities - we see plants there we aren't going to get as stems in the average pet shop. I have to be patient, because I'm not just going to hop in the car and drive four hours each way on the off chance the stores where I go have them in stock...

Slowly and steadily, I can build something with them.