Another source of cytokinins is coconut milk. You can find some recipes for tissue culture on google.

coconut milk tissue culture - Google Search

these are good links you're supplying

my one concern with methods such as this is the unknown amount of the hormones in them. I cant seem to find any amounts (as in mg/l) or any molar concentrations. when i've done this before it was with known concentrations, so I was able to supply exactly 2mg/l cytokinins to 0.1mg/l auxin, the magical shoot regeneration formula. I suppose at worst it would take some experimenting with amounts to figure out what is needed.

anyways, good research tech, you planning on trying this yourself?

good work impressive

"anyways, good research tech, you planning on trying this yourself?"

Nah, I was going to get into years back and I went out and bought a bunch of books on the subject but the more I understood the more I realized that, for pot at least, it just wasn't worth the hassle considering how easy cloning is. Experimenting with cytokinins, auxins and gibberellins is interesting though.

I do, however, encourage people to try tissue culture; it could be a fun way to expand a hobby.

that is some Dank ass bud!
LOL

TMB77:

What's your opinion on the methods from the original post? Do you think it's possible to propogate with the techniques that Tet and Milf tried? Or was Woo full of shit?


I just spent an hour reading this thread

It was incomplete and overly optimistic



Fanleaf clone protocol: homegrown science

ya know i have been watching this post and all i can say is in the time we have spend with it we could have harvested about a metric ton of sticky each from conventional cloning.

if it aint broke dont fix it.

by the way i am still waiting for the op to show us one example of this actually working as he claims he does constantly.

i suspect he is blowing smoke up our asses and finding all of this amusing.

i just stumbled on something that may clear up some stuff

Super Starts Plant Tissue Culture - Home
it seems that a company makes a tissue culture kit. it aint cheap
the trick is to figure out what it is and reproduce it and bypass the 250 pricetag

Includes:
30 Baby food Jars and PP tray
60 Tissue Culture plastic jars lids

4 Packs MS Media Mix - *soluble powdered nutrients*
4 Packs Gelling Agent - *agar, 'agar agar' can be found in many health stores.
4ml BA Shoot Multiplying Hormone - *cytokinins*
4 ml NAA Root Inducing Hormone - *Auxin*
4 ml PPM Preservative Mixture - *Probably just thiamine, but they might have stuck some other stuff in there*

Stainless Steel Forceps and Scalpel
Sealing Tape, Droppers and Measuring Spoons
pH Testing and Correction Kit
DVD or VHS video 50-page Illustrated Instructions with Recipes




hope any of that helped.