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Originally Posted by estación seca
Yes, I would mist the roots. That may encourage the plant to leave home when it's 18 rather than expecting Mom to support it for the rest of its life.
They establish better when they're bigger.
When it's springtime and it warms up, separate it with a razor blade or X-Acto knife. Pot into bark, or mount, like any other Dendrobium. Water and feed like any other Dendrobium.
It occurred to me a keiki exchange might be a good idea. What do people think? They're small enough to fit into a well-padded envelope, and even if they get a little squashed that should be no problem.
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I'd definitely be up for a keiki exchange program... Got a bit of a keiki-machine at the moment (currently 10 keikis over 2 canes, and a few more as yet undeveloped nubs) which I've been wondering what to do with... Den Love Memory 'Fizz', if you're interested
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