Refu, it has now been 4 months, since your last post, what has happened with the keiki?
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Refu, it has now been 4 months, since your last post, what has happened with the keiki?
Good day to you all.
Refu, this is how my Phal. has gone after trying the Keiki Grow on my beautiful Harlequin Phal. I started in Sept.-Oct. last year, and now at this date, this is how they look. I hope I don't lose the mother plant, she is looking pretty sad. I really don't think it is worth it. The secondt picture shows 1 root about 1 inch long. I have to wait until more roots shoot out, before I can pot off. But they do look a bit weird!! Any comments anyone?
Bumping this up. At this stage, (end of May), mother plant died. Keikis (2) were placed in spagnum/plastic bag. Not looking very healthy. Keiki hormone is not for me.
Refu, how did your adventure with keikigrow go?
i feel keikis are natural response of the plant when it is under stress and mother plant under threat of survival.does a healthy plant give out keikis?because in nature plants should be preferring sexual reproduction.kekikis may not be always a good sign
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i had a dying mother plant which gave out keikis.the keiki survived and mp died.so now if i see a keiki i check the mother plant for problems