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In this episode of Your Weed Stories , Phil Estrin, a tissue culture expert, shares his journey into the cannabis industry, discussing his academic background in genetics and the evolution of cannabis legislation in Connecticut. He explains the significance of tissue culture in preserving cannabis genetics and the challenges faced in the industry. The discussion also highlights the role of academia in cannabis research, the transition from academic research to industry, and the establishment of Cannomic, a tissue culture business focused on education and community engagement. In this conversation, Gaby Staten Island discusses the significance of tissue culture in cannabis cultivation, emphasizing the importance of preserving genetics and the self-sufficiency it offers growers. They explores various techniques, including the use of synthetic seeds and the role of hormones in plant growth. The conversation also delves into the challenges posed by pathogens and the necessity of maintaining a diverse genetic repository, particularly in the context of the Grateful Head project.
By Gaby Staten Island, Nick Wolfe, Cosmic5
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In this episode of Your Weed Stories , Phil Estrin, a tissue culture expert, shares his journey into the cannabis industry, discussing his academic background in genetics and the evolution of cannabis legislation in Connecticut. He explains the significance of tissue culture in preserving cannabis genetics and the challenges faced in the industry. The discussion also highlights the role of academia in cannabis research, the transition from academic research to industry, and the establishment of Cannomic, a tissue culture business focused on education and community engagement. In this conversation, Gaby Staten Island discusses the significance of tissue culture in cannabis cultivation, emphasizing the importance of preserving genetics and the self-sufficiency it offers growers. They explores various techniques, including the use of synthetic seeds and the role of hormones in plant growth. The conversation also delves into the challenges posed by pathogens and the necessity of maintaining a diverse genetic repository, particularly in the context of the Grateful Head project.

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