Basic process of plant tissue culture:


1. Select mother plants

Reliable plant suppliers will select robust mother plants, which need to ensure that the mother plants are disease-free, which is an ideal propagation option for high-quality varieties such as large indoor plants and exotic species.

2. Tissue preparation

Small pieces of tissue must be carefully sterilized and then placed in a nutrient-rich culture medium, which is essential for special businesses such as succulent wholesale nurseries.

3. Cultivation and propagation

Under sterile conditions, these tissues will quickly propagate into a large number of identical seedlings, which provides efficient production for markets that need wholesale succulents and decorative tropical green plants.

4. Adaptation and growth

Seedlings gradually adapt from laboratory environments to greenhouse environments and eventually grow into robust large indoor plants, or succulents, agaves, and any other plants.

Why use tissue culture?


Disease-free plants:

Ensures clean, pest-free inventory, trusted by top nurseries.


1. Consistent quality:

Guarantees consistency in plant shape, size, and vigor.


2. Efficient production:

Fast to meet market demands, ideal for wholesalers.


3. Popular tissue culture plants

Hard-hardy succulents, impressive large indoor plants, popular air plant wholesale options.

Plant tissue culture technology has revolutionized modern gardening, enabling reliable, high-quality plants on a large scale. Among the growers who quietly master this art behind the scenes, names like Minhui are becoming synonymous with consistent excellence in plant propagation and wholesale supply.