YouTuber bringt versehentlich den Markt für seltene Pflanzen mit einer viralen Klontechnik zum Absturz
https://www.dexerto.com/youtube/youtuber-accidentally-crashes-the-rare-plant-market-with-a-viral-cloning-technique-3289808/
YouTuber bringt versehentlich den Markt für seltene Pflanzen mit einer viralen Klontechnik zum Absturz
https://www.dexerto.com/youtube/youtuber-accidentally-crashes-the-rare-plant-market-with-a-viral-cloning-technique-3289808/
23 Kommentare
Feeling bored, might pop a bubble.
big plant wants her dead
how did nobody try cloning yet?
tl:dr for you
less international rare plant smuggling rings is good
inbred plants possibly bad but ehh not really
Tissue culture is nothing new
Good for her, but it seems like she could have benefited and made a ton of money.
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TC has been around but people are not willing to buy the materials and follow the technique instead of prop and chopping
Bayer/Monsanto gonna be pissed
That titlle doesn’t really do justice to reality, titlebait.
I for one feel confident that my rare tulips will
be a sound investment for the future.
What the fuck is this website? I try to open it in the app and a giant Roblox pic shows up and it tells me that the website has an error?
The word „accidentally“ has to disappear from these bait posts, jfc
Women in STEM 💖
This is just marketing. None of this is new or even novel. I followed YouTube tutorials to TC my own plants in 2021. Plants in Jars has great videos, but it’s pretty wild to claim they crashed the market when the big box stores are the ones who drove down prices. I highly doubt their suppliers learned to tissue culture from Plants in Jars’ videos when they were doing it long before she started posting.
GenZers ruin everything
I LOVE PLANTS IN JARS!!!
Big recommend if you like science and plants!
Plants are usually quite easy to clone as long as you have access to the plant you want to replicate.
Lmao this is not new at all and she didn’t “accidentally” crash the rare plant market with tissue culture. Tissue culture is the reason why houseplants are easily accessible and it’s the reason why rare houseplants can be studies without having to go and poach it. I was there for the pandemic houseplant craze, and people are not nearly as desperate to get their hands on rare houseplants now as they were back then, so yeah, the rare plant market is not stable anymore.
So she did what mushroom growers have been doing for years now
I remember watching some of her videos last year. It’s really cool and you can definitely make money from it but it’s also very meticulous. I’d like to try it sometime but you need a sterile environment, some nasty chemicals, I think she uses a diy fume hood, patience, and the ability to follow instructions very well. It’d be fun to try out if I ever get the space for it but I don’t think I’m careful enough not to screw something up.
Way to go Focker
Zero mention of price changes to show that it crashed.
wtf are all my social media’s connected. I’m seeing video after video on reddit, YouTube, TikTok… Is this all there is to the internet? The illusion of infinity, but all of it leads back to one singular railroad.