Vandopsis lissochiloides: suggestions appreciated

[nikkik]

This is one of my plants that fell out if the tree during the storm this summer. The center leaf was destroyed and while a got most of it out, I can still see debris in the center. The damage to all of the leaves is ridiculous. I'm currently treating the leaves and I have already treated the entire plant systemically in hopes of warding off fungus and bacteria. I've taken off areas that look infected, but the plant still looks in bad shape. I have some new root growth but I think my only hopes for the future may be a keiki as I believe the crown is finished.

I've also moved it back into the solarium, as our temps have been unseasonably chilly and we've had a lot of rain.

Can anyone think of anything else I can do while I wait for a keiki? I love this plant and it's very hard to come by here. Any suggestions would be appreciated!

[WhiteRabbit]

[palm521]

cant see the crown well in that picture, not quite sure the crown is finished.

i dont have that one, i do have a Gigantea, and at least gigantea is a very strong plant.

they might produce a keiki, just keep an eye open for new roots, might take several months. hope she recovers!

i think you did a excellent work cleaning the plant, my only advice is patience.

how is the root system?

Cheers!

Antonio.

[nikkik]

Originally Posted by palm521

cant see the crown well in that picture, not quite sure the crown is finished.

i dont have that one, i do have a Gigantea, and at least gigantea is a very strong plant.

they might produce a keiki, just keep an eye open for new roots, might take several months. hope she recovers!

i think you did a excellent work cleaning the plant, my only advice is patience.

how is the root system?

Cheers!

Antonio.

Thank you for the encouragement! The root system is ok, it too got damaged when the storm ripped it out of it's basket, but I already see new growth!