great article!! very informative
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great article!! very informative
What an excellent step by step . Thank you so much.
Great step by step Bruce ! Its always good to have articles like this !
I was in the middle of potting up my one and only dendrobium (a NOID) tonight and saw these roots on a new growth hanging off an older cane, and wondered if it was a keikei. Your video cleared up the mystery of what I was supposed to do with it! Thanks!
Super helpful! Thanks!
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Can you help me out with a different mix? I live in a city in which I can't get all those materials. I have a dendrobium which went under a lot of damage from rough stuff (including 6 puppies playing with it while I wasn't home) but it's very noble and it's giving me a keiki and another growth. The root system in this plant is very bad, I'm not sure if it's because the abuse it's had or because of the mix. I have a mix of lava rock, medium/large bark (which I can't cut... any ideas for that?) and charcoal. I could add perlite as I have it for other plants. What can I replace the coconut husk with? And what can I do about the bark? I don't have any tools to cut it with and they don't sell smaller pieces. Anything I could replace it with? I'd like to have everything ready before the keiki has to be separated.