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Originally Posted by dianecty
It's no chance then. Feel so bad!
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Take a look at the link in the previous post too.
However, when an orchid grows a keiki ------ leaf shoots generally need to sprout out first, and supported by the orchid for some fair amount of time ------ and then roots eventually grow. All taking time.
So maybe can just do the usual - and put the orchid is a humidity tub ------ to give it better chances than with no humidity tub.
Although - the main barrier here will be ----- whether or not the catt with no roots can support a keiki for a long enough time for the keiki to grow ------ and then grow enough roots to become independent. Taking into consideration that catts are relatively slow growing plants. Hence the very very slim chance only of survival.
But could always give it a try!
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