Today I have repoted and saveed this family phal

[Roey.P.]

Im very sad for that little guy that lived in a dump :eek:😰😓
Any special suggestions on how to care from here?

[WhiteRabbit]

I don't know how much hope there is for that ... does the keiki (plant growing on the spike) have any roots?

[Roey.P.]

Nope. But it is looking good even in the middle of the keiki it doesn't dry. They thought the keiki is a sign the flower getting bigger so they pure war water in every week about a half of small glass

[Tschimm]

I don't know how humidity is where you live. If it's high, just let it as it is now and wait for roots.
Humidity is the most important thing now. Without roots, the plant obviously can't absorb water and looses water through the leaves
If your environment is on the drier side, I would try sphag'n'bag (search the forum for that term) so the keiki can grow some roots.
The mother plant seems to be completely gone, so I'd cut the keiki off.
Put it on a shaded but bright spot then.

Hope the plant will recover

[RJSquirrel]

you can try to "sphag and bag" the kieki to maybe get some roots going.
the mother plant is gone.

sphag and bagging

https://www.google.com/search?q=spha...utf-8&oe=utf-8

[Roey.P.]

Thank RJSquirrel