Echeveria Plant Tissue Culture
The vivid colors of the fleshy leaves of the Echeveria plant
We can propagate a large number of tissue culture
seedlings in a relatively short period of time,
and provide technical services for subsequent rapid
commercial production and breeding of new varieties.
Echeveria belongs to the Crassulaceae family of succulents, the largest genus in the Crassulaceae family, with a large number of species, about 170 original species, in addition to many hybrids, cultivars, preferred species, and other horticultural species. Echeveria plants are native to the semi-desert regions of Central America and are distributed from Mexico to Central and South America, mostly Most of them originate from high altitude areas.
Echeveria is one of the more popular succulent species in recent times, with a wide variety of species, colorful leaves, and unique rosette-like foliage that resembles a flower but does not turn into a flower. Several Echeveria plants also produce delicate blooms. The flowers are small but delicately colored, and the flowers and foliage complement each other distinctively during the blooming season.
Tissue culture services
Echeveria plants can be propagated both sexually and asexually, mostly asexually by leaf cuttings, beheading, and dividing plants. However, traditional propagation methods, such as cuttings, division, and sowing, have disadvantages such as long propagation cycles and susceptibility to trait changes, making it difficult to meet market demand. The plant tissue culture technology provided by Lifeasible, which has a high reproduction rate and short growth cycle, can effectively solve this problem and is the first choice of customers.
- One of the ways of tissue culture of Echeveria plants
We may use mature leaves, flower stems, ovaries, etc. of Echeveria plants as explants for tissue culture. Both proliferation culture and rooting culture are generally based on MS medium, and we will add different concentrations of plant hormones, such as 6-BA, NAA, etc., depending on the origin and status of the explants provided by our customers, to better induce healing tissue formation.
Echeveria plants do not have mature scale cultivation technology, which leads to the problem of uneven quality, uneven size, and dull color, and cannot meet the market demand. Therefore, Lifeasible provides a large-scale culture platform based on tissue culture technology to produce high-quality seedlings of Echeveria plants to meet the market and research needs.
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