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keikis on keikis on keikis
Diane,
If you want to show the plants at some future time, keep it one to a pot and let them grow up. For your own enjoyment, do as you like. One thing: you didn't mention the condition of the base plant. Is it in good condition, or is it hurting? If the parent is ailing, that could be another reason for keikes - trying to save itself. When I win something at a meeting, it invariably needs repotting! Diana, at the other end of the east coast! "Diane Mancino" wrote in message et... Thanks, Some thought it was a mistakenly put on the raffle table, can't wait to see it. Would you put more than one keiki to a pot? I think I'll do 4 to a pot- I have a lot! "Susan Erickson" wrote in message ... On Sat, 21 Jun 2003 03:10:18 GMT, "Diane Mancino" wrote: I won another old orchid this month. A Den kingianum Ruth, very bushy, out of bloom but kiekies everywhere some on other kiekies with roots on them. Should those Kiekies stay on, or should I remove. Kingianum will do this if over fertilized and under bloomed. I would remover the kiekies that are plantable. First because the plant will look better if it is "groomed." I also think leaving them encourages the plant to kiekie again. They can be very pretty plants in bloom. Good luck. SuE http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/albums.php |
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