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How to Separate and Cut Off Phalaenopsis Keikis
When a Phalaenopsis (moth orchid) grows keikis, it is a sign of vigorous vitality. Separating the keikis properly not only prevents excessive consumption of nutrients but also allows you to propagate new plants. However, improper separation can easily damage both the mother plant and the keiki, and may even lead to infection and rot. Mastering the scientific method of separating and cutting keikis is the key to successfully cultivating new plants.
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How to Separate Phalaenopsis Keikis and the Right Size for Transplanting
When growing Phalaenopsis orchids, spotting a keiki on the plant means you have a chance to propagate a new plant. However, mastering the correct methods of separating and transplanting the keiki is crucial, as it determines whether the new plant can grow healthily. When the keiki of a Phalaenopsis reaches 2 - 3 cm in height and has at least one mature leaf
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