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Culture plants wholesale provider in China: : Interesting Begonia Facts: Begonia can grow from 8 inches to 2 feet in height, depending on the species. Begonia has succulent stem, designed for storing water which is used during the dry periods of the year. Begonia is often cultivated because of its dense, ornamental foliage. It develops large, asymmetric leaves. They can be green, bronze, pink or grey colored. Some varieties of begonia have variegated leaves or leaves covered with various patterns. “Angel wing begonia” is a type of begonia which produces leaves shaped like angel’s wings. See more info at wholesale tissue culture plants.

Xionghui Jiang(John), the top leader of Foshan Youngplants Co., Ltd., graduated from Southwest University in China. Since graduation, He has been working and researching in the scientific field of plant protection and plant tissue culture for more than 30 years and established Foshan Youngplants Co., Ltd. in 2008. With the implementation of innovation and sustainable development, he leads and sets up professional R&D teams and spends on independent research on a scale yearly. Now, the company has successfully bred and produced wide range of new varieties and has gained 20 more patented technologies. Adhering to the wish of ‘Make a green world to live a better life’, he would keep leading and encouraging Foshan Youngplants to cooperate wider with growers, nurseries, farms, breeders, and labs to introduce and supply more new cultivars to people around the world.

Each plant should be carefully removed from its tube of medium and planted into a small pot containing a clean light potting mix. Gently wash off all of the agar medium prior to planting. The plants will still need to be protected at this stage since they are not accclimated to the drier air of the classroom when compared to the moist environment of the tube. Place all of the pots onto a tray and cover loosely with a plastic dome or tent. Place the plants in an area with 12-16 hours of light (either natural or artificial) but not direct sunlight.

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Each container can be used to prepare about 30 tubes as above. The first container should have BAP added at the rate of 2.0 mg/l. The second container should have the NAA hormone added at the rate of 0.1 mg/L. To do this, it is necessary to make concentrated solutions of both BAP (2.0 mg/ml) and NAA (1.0 mg/ml). Add 1 ml of the concentrated BAP stock or 100 µl of the NAA concentrated stock to each 1 liter of medium that you prepare. If you use rooting hormone purchased from your local hardware or nursery supply store instead of NAA, then just follow the directions before adding to your medium.

As one of the largest young plant producers and suppliers in China, we own a supply chain of tissue culture plants, tissue culture plug or tray plants and plantlets, seedlings, and finish pot plants, supplying to both domestic and global markets and growers. We aim to produce high-quality plants with precise delivery and we strive to be a leading brand and company that helps the green world live a better life, makes our staff happy and our clients satisfied by adhering to four core values: innovation, quality, execution, and responsibility. Read extra information at https://www.youngplant.cn/.

However, high sucrose concentration in the media restricts the photosynthetic efficiency of cultured plants by reducing the key enzymes for photosynthesis, levels of chlorophyll, and epicuticular waxes promoting the formation of structurally and physiologically abnormal stomata. The most preferred carbon or energy source is sucrose at a concentration of 20–60 g/L. But the levels of sucrose that are normally used to support the growth of tissue cultures are often inhibitory to chlorophyll synthesis.