MS medium contains all the major nutrients plants need to grow rapidly. The most common type of medium in plant tissue culture, and with good reason. Most plants thrive on it.  
 
A must-have for any tissue culture lab: do-it-yourself, small-scale or professional. 
*Perfectly suited for:*
Vegetables and fruits such as : Tomatoes or peppers. 
Exotic and ornamental plants such as: Philodendron, monstera, and alocasia.
Cannabis.
Cacti such as Echinopsis and Mammillaria. 
Most aquatic plants such as: Water hyacinths (Eichhornia spp.), hornworts (Ceratophyllum spp.), waterwisteria (Hygrophila difformis), water hyssop (Bacopa monnieri), water sprite (Ceratopteris thalictroides), arrowhead (Sagittaria spp.) Anubias spp., Bucephalandra spp., Java moss (Taxiphyllum barbieri)
Carnivorous plants at half strength (2.2 gr/L), such as the venus flytrap, nepenthes, the cobra lily, and sundews. 
Woody tree species such as Bonsai trees (Ficus, Juniperus), 
And many more!
*Packaged in: 
- Brown coloured glass vials 
- 4.4 gram of MS medium per vial (makes 1 Liter)
*How to use: 
1. Get a medium bottle (or any bottle made of borosilicate glass which is very heat resistant) 
2. Add the entire MS medium bottle contents (and growth regulators, optionally)
3. Stir well 
4. Add 3-7 grams of plant agar
5. Fill the bottle until you reach 1 Liter
6. Stir well again
7. Microwave until it boils and you have a clear solution (pressure cooker or autoclave is preferred)
8. Cool down until you can hold it in your hand without it burning
9. Add medium to your sterile bottles or plates for plant tissue culture