Clone your plants at home
with real lab technique
from jar to garden.
Two pre-recorded professional videos filmed in a real Puerto Rico lab. Video 1 takes you from mother plant to your first sterile culture — the initiation. Video 2 carries your culture to the pot: multiplication, rooting and acclimatization, at production level. Instant access when you buy. Lifetime access. The videos are in Spanish.
One-time payment of $297 — instant, lifetime access. No subscriptions.
Tissue culture isn't magic.
It's method, patience and recipe.
Most internet tutorials teach you one step. You buy a kit, follow a generic recipe, and when something fails — and it will — you don't know why. You're left with a room of contaminated plants and the feeling that this “isn't for you”.
This course is the opposite. We take you through the full path, with enough theory to understand why each step, and enough practice that when something fails you know how to diagnose and fix it. You don't memorize recipes — you learn to read them and write your own.
At the end you'll have a working lab, a validated protocol for your target species, and the business criteria to turn it into a profitable operation (or the most impressive hobby on your block — your call).
Pre-recorded professional.
Your pace. Forever.
No cohorts, no pressure. Buy and get in instantly — with lifetime access, come back whenever you need.
Pre-recorded pro
Filmed in a real lab in Puerto Rico. When you buy, your video link arrives instantly.
Lifetime access
Not one week, not one year, not "while the cohort runs". Forever. Come back to the recipe whenever you need.
Direct support
Direct email to the founder. When you run your first batch and something fails, we answer — no ticket queues, no funnels.
From jar to garden.
Full cycle covered.
Video 1 covers the first phase of in vitro — initiation: explant initiation, media formulation, autoclaving and aseptic transfer. Video 2 takes your culture further: multiplication, rooting and acclimatization.
Initiation
Choosing and preparing the explant from an ornamental plant. How to decide which tissue enters the system.
Media formulation
Preparing the initiation medium: salts, sugar, agar and regulators. The right food for the explant to take off.
Autoclaving
Sterilizing media and tools. Times, pressure, visual checks and validation tests.
Transfer
The in vitro leap. Laminar hood, aseptic handling and seeding the explant into the jar.
Multiplication
Subculture and shoot proliferation: from one explant, many. When and how to divide to multiply.
Rooting
Inducing functional root. Auxins, diluted media, activated charcoal. When the plantlet is ready to leave the jar.
Acclimatization
Humidity, substrate and light ramp. The transition that decides whether your batch survives ex vitro.
See the real kit and lab
Before you buy, see the starter kit I use — media, PPM™, hormones, flow hood and the liquid-culture machine. This is the real setup behind the course.
This all comes
from a real lab.
This course comes from the same lab you see in the video above — not a classroom, not theory. See the lab from the inside and our real work on social: that's the proof the method works.
See it from the inside and follow us on social:
Jose Marcano Camacho
Founder, Joe's Exotic Lab LLC · Puerto Rico
Jose has been in professional plant cultivation since 2014. He started by importing exotic specimens from Indonesia, but traditional propagation couldn't keep up with market demand. So he turned to tissue culture: producing at scale — one plant into hundreds, fast and healthy.
Today, from his lab in Puerto Rico, he clones Anthuriums, Alocasias, Monsteras and Philodendrons — even Musa (banana) varieties obtained through the USDA. He combines scientific rigor (hormone optimization, lab automation) with the real economics of the exotic-plant market. This course is, literally, what he does every week.
Available now.
Lifetime.
Buy now and get in instantly: your access link arrives by email right away.
One-time payment of $297 — lifetime access. Buy today and get in instantly.
Introduction
Video 1 — the initiation of in vitro culture: from mother plant to your first sterile culture, step by step.
- 1 pre-recorded video · ~2 hrs
- Initiation, media formulation, autoclaving and aseptic transfer
- Lifetime access
- Direct email support with the founder
Bundle · Tissue Culture Mastery
Both videos: initiation plus the rest of the cycle at production level, with all the extras. The complete path, plant to pot.
- Video 1 (available now) + Video 2 (coming soon) included
- Lifetime access to both
- Professional PDF recipe book
- Per-species application roadmap
- Priority lifetime support
- Founder supportJose replies by email
- Secure paymentProcessed by Stripe
- Instant accessYour link arrives instantly
- LifetimeNo expiration dates
What each plan includes
| Feature | Introduction | Bundle · Tissue Culture Mastery |
|---|---|---|
| Video 1 · The initiation (~2 hrs) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Video 2 · Pro protocol (~3 hrs) | — | Coming soon |
| Exact concentrations per stage | — | ✓ |
| Troubleshooting decision trees | — | ✓ |
| Downloadable PDF recipe book | — | ✓ |
| Per-species application roadmap | — | ✓ |
| Lifetime access | ✓ | ✓ |
| Email support | Standard | Priority |
🌎 In Latin America? We offer regional pricing and a payment plan in your currency — email us: hola@joesexoticlab.com
1:1 session with Jose
One hour live, just you and me: we review your protocol, your setup or your plan and fix what's got you stuck. On request — no packages.
Everything you wanted to know.
No. Video 1 covers all the vocabulary and basic practices. All you need is patience and curiosity — tissue culture rewards method, not speed.
It'll happen at first — it happens to all of us, it's part of learning. That's why the course leans so hard on sterilization: every mistake you cut raises your success rate. I teach you to spot contamination early and, above all, to prevent it.
The method is step by step and you can replay the video as many times as you want (lifetime access). And if you get stuck, you email me directly — I read every message and help you figure out what to adjust.
Functional home version: USD 800–1,500 (pressure cooker, DIY hood, LED lighting and starter consumables). Professional version: USD 3,000–8,000. Video 1 shows the essentials; Video 2 includes the prioritized shopping list with exact links.
The focus is ornamental plants — the workflow applies to Philodendron, Monstera, Anthurium, Alocasia and any tropical ornamental. Video 2 includes a guide on adjusting the protocol when you switch species.
Buying gets you in instantly: we email you the video link right away. Your Stripe receipt arrives instantly.
Lifetime. Not one week, not one year. The video stays available whenever you need it — come back to the recipe when you're running your next batch.
Yes. Stripe offers installment payments via Klarna and Affirm for US residents. For LATAM clients, write to hola@joesexoticlab.com and we'll arrange a direct payment plan.
Plant Cell Technology, Cornell and academic programs are serious technical references — we respect them. The practical difference: they charge without publishing prices (you have to register to see the number), teach in English, and cover generic tissue culture. We publish every tier up front, teach in Spanish-primary (with English support), and specialize in rare tropicals. If you want formal academic TC in English, go there. If you want a course to produce rare tropicals with clear pricing and lifetime access, this one.
Not formally tiered yet — but yes. Email us at hola@joesexoticlab.com with your country and we'll arrange a local-currency payment plan or split tier adjusted to the exchange rate. The intention is that nobody committed gets locked out by FX differences.
Start your first batch
today.
One-time payment of $297 with lifetime access. Buy today and get in instantly.
Questions? Write to hola@joesexoticlab.com.