If I do wait to cut off the large, non- blooming keiki, any ideas on how to construct something that will be more secure to keep it propped upright & prevent if from falling over due to the overall plant's increasing top heaviness?
Also, now that I understand about keikies adapting to live to the surroundings they were grown in, when I cut off the large keiki to pot it, if I water the newly potted keiki more often, can some of it's very long roots be trimmed to fit into the substrate more easily & will the new growth on root be better adapted to being in the substrate?
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