How to grow Baby Orchid Plants (Keikis) - Keiki Paste for Phalaenopsis - Orchid Care for Beginners

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[franm.k.]

I've been growing "rescued" orchids for years that others are throwing out because they stopped flowering. (Don't you hate that?😬) Anyway, one if my orchids is finally growing a keiki! I'm so excited. I feel like I'm having a baby! Lol ... Only plant lovers understand ☺️

[AnnasViolets]

I am always more excited when an orchid grows a keiki than when it blooms :) 💜

[art]

Is it just me? She has a sweet & soothing voice.

[dogmom]

Your channel is the best, the only one I watch since getting a scary orchid. Three years later and yearly blooming of four orchids, they are enjoyable with the special care. Now I have a kiekis, so of course I came to your great site for guidance. Thank you.

[teneekamirriah]

I'm so glad I found this video. I've had my orchid for the last 4 years, and there are 2 very healthy keikis growing now. I wasn't sure how to remove them and not damage my mother orchid, and this helped so much. Thank you!

[seve]

I have an orchid that spontaneously made 2 keikis which I haven't cut off. No orchid of mine ever produced kakis before on their own. Now a Keiki has 2 flower stems and the mother plant has 3. I will be having a lot of gorgeous flowers soon and this orchid produces a lot of small flowers on one stem. I will be quite a show.

[ing]

This was SO COOL!!!

I didn’t know so many different orchid families had so many different types of keikis! I have my first set of keikis! That’s why I’m on this video. I only knew keikis to grow next to the mother plant, so when I saw saw mine from the flower spikes I thought it was a confused hybrid that forgot it had grown flowers there 3 months ago 😅 I didn’t know they were babies!!! I’m so excited! I have 4 growing very quickly! Thank you, also, for the timeline expectancy. I now know 3 months for roots and cutting, and about a year for flowers of their own. Very very helpful. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

And I never knew about “repotme” I’ve been making my own pots.

And I didn’t know about keiki paste! Your channel just gets better and better for me! Thank you!!

[ablanccanvas]

I am just examining my orchids this morning + noticed several ‘keikis’. I am rather new to looking after orchids. Not knowing what exactly to do with ‘the babies’, I came here. You’re explanations are always so helpful! From a detailed educational standpoint, but also the careful way you present this information. The info on ‘prioritizing’ your orchid goals - is a good one + very important the way I see it. Like triaging medical cases. I always learn so much more than I expect. You’re AWESOME + I really appreciate you + the knowledge + respect you impart for these living things. I humbly thank you. 😌

[sierra]

I’ve got one after putting 3 stems in a vase with moss, 2 stems died one has a baby it’s very small but so cute I’m excited it worked . I used no paste just cut off stems .

[Supercocono]

I’ve got a few keikis but mostly ignored them in favour of brushing up my other orchid knowledge. Now I have a huge basal keiki I need to seperate but also an aerial keiki and mum in bloom at the same time. I hope it’s not too exhausting for the mum because I think it’s going to look spectacular. Last bloom together and then I’ll be a better orchid mum and give them a pot. Watching the flower buds like a hawk I’m so excited!

[JudelovesRiver]

I got my roommate a phal last year and when we moved out of state, she flew so I took her stuff in the a uhaul and I seen her orchid wasn’t doing so great and had a bare flower spike so I brought it to my new home and nursed it back to life. I’ve been busy and hadn’t bought new medium so I just watered it and left the spike and now it has a giant keiki :3 I’m excited to have a new plant and I plan on giving her one of them again once they bloom.

[jaznjaimee]

My sister and I were literally talking about Keikis yesterday. Thank you for this video. Very informative!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[themikefrogXD]

My Erycina Pusilla (microminiature) is growing THREE keikis right now! Luckily the orchid typically matures in 18 months, one is almost ready 😁 thanks for the video!

[MayraCalderonMariposaLove]

I bought a similar paste on Amazon and it actually works. I have about 8 keikis in total growing out of two of my orchids. I’m super excited to see how they grow 🥺

[suecollis]

Thank you for your informative videos. Yesterday I bought a phal which had 2 beautiful flowers but the reason I bought the particular one was it has 3 keikis on the flower spike. I am a beginner at growing orchids so I am looking forward to seeing the progression of the plant. I have been buying phals that are being sold cheap for different reasons and thoroughly enjoying your videos. I live in Western Australia.

[robertcochran]

Thank you so much for posting this excellent video. Now I understand what a keiki is.

[TY-obfz]

Thanks Danny. Great timing !! Just in process of removing keiki from Dendrobuim Nobile cane and starting them (3) in a small pot with chips and moss. Wanted to say that the scaple from repotme is super sharp, much sharper than regular disposable box cutter. My finger bears witness 🤪, good that I'm a fast healer 😬. Also used a tree pruning sealer on both the cane and keiki. The bad is messy, good is instant seal to open wound for both sides of cut. But again is messy because of tar getting everywhere, live and learn. Enjoy break and we'll all see you on next video.

[sandiepaul]

Miss Orchid Girl could have a side hustle as a hand model!! ❤

[sybelausia]

I just ordered more pots from them last night! I like them in the clear blue. And I ordered a slipper orchid finally so my collection is feeling complete at the moment. Ill have to try the keiki paste. I noticed my strawberry plant was making babies and all I could think to call them was keikis lol

[katrinepedersen]

I got a phal for my birthday in October last year. It bloomed for a while and then lost all flowers. I ended up cutting off the previous flowering part of the stems and pretty much just left it be. Now in the spring I moved it a little closer to the window again and gave it a little bit of fertiliser, and was so exited to see little buds starting to grow on the old stems. I was expecting flowers, because I didn't know they were keikis. Only realised when I saw leaves starting to form haha. So now I have three keikis growing on it, and looking forward to see them grow into new plants c: