#plantlet

Ever wondered how an entire plant is produced under laboratory conditions in a test tube from any of its parts ? Don't think too much . Here is the answer. Because each and every cell in plant are totipotent. That means any single cell is capable of giving rise to any cell type. More precisely totipotency is the ability of a plant to grow an entire plant from an individual cell. It makes the plants different from animals. This is the main principle behind tissue culture.

All the plants can undergo cellular differentiation if we provide appropriate conditions for them in a laboratory. In animals zygote is the only cell that can undergo differentiation and capable of developing into all the specialized cells that make up the adult animal.

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Of course! Please take more than one if you want! Ever since it started producing plantlets they fall off everywhere and it’s actually kinda annoying. I’ve been trying to sell them on kijiji but the demand is not nearly enough to keep up with my seemingly infinite supply. If you dm me we can figure out the details. 

We Restocked our Mother of Thousand Kalanchoes!

Fallen leaves of the Ghost plant never miss a chance to start again

Bryophyllum daigremontianum (Crassulaceae)

mother of thousands (syn. Kalanchoe daigremontiana)

I started growing this friend from a little plantlet I stole from my introductory botany class in October 2016. She’s all grown up now and making her own plantlets! I’m so proud.