Keiki Cloning Paste Special Cytokinin Formula Gives a New Baby Orchid (Keiki) in Weeks-Can Be Used on All Kinds of Orchids and Also House Plants (0.33oz)

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Originally formulated for orchids, keiki paste will give your orchid extra flowers - or even an entirely new plant. The cotton swab or toothpick will help you to get the paste out of the plastic container and apply it to the plant of your choice. When the keiki paste is applied to an orchid node, the hormone will (hopefully, it doesn’t always work) result in either a keiki (an exact clone of the mother plant) or in an inflorescence (a flower stalk).

Water-resistant paste won't wash off in the rain or during watering chores so you can continue fertilizing your orchid mother plant like normal. The applies keiki paste to the main stem in hopes of a new basal to replace the recently cut climbing stem.And then, finally, I applied the cloning paste to the mystery Philodendron I bought a few months ago. I also Used to activate an inactive root node in jewel orchids that was poorly rooted and it work really well. Special blend of natural plant growth hormones and vitamins help stimulate mother plant to reproduce while fertilizing baby orchid and protect plant from fungus and viruses. It is mentioned that it might also work well for other plants such as Nephentes and Bonsais, where it is said to promote branch growth. When I found a healthy specimen I decided to clone her, and this paste seems to be working already, just don't know if they are spikes or keiki just yet.

Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). In my experience nodes closer to the base of the plant are more likely to result in a keiki while nodes closer to the flowers are more likely to result in a new flower stalk so choose one, two (or three) nodes based on what your ideal outcome is. Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy. I found that using the Q-tips I wasted much more product due to the Q-tip absorbing the paste and also has a much harder time applying the cloning paste that using a small popsicle type stick. But what if instead of this elaborate and uncertain coaxing, we could just get a vial of these miraculous, growth-regulating compounds and apply them directly wherever it was needed?

I tried keiki cloning late after seeing an ad for a similar product promising great results with my house plants. please bear in mind that most nodes will produce a new flower spike so go as low to the base as possible. I have growth on all of the experiment Phals but whether they are keiki or bloom spikes I’m not too sure of yet.

New growth or a Keiki clone (if used on orchids) will appear within a few weeks to a month of applying paste.Why do we put houseplants in small pots indoors, yet outdoors plants grow in huge amounts of soil no problem? I removed the protective sheath from several nodes and left some nodes like they were but made sure the sheath was fully covered with paste. when i tell you every stem was as bare as the first pic, and it’s been about 2 months and now my hoya looks like the 2nd pic… SO WORTH IT! Keiki cloning paste works by bio-hacking your plants dormant nodes and kicking them into gear to create new vegetation.

The product's effectiveness has been proven over time through multiple experiments, on a large number of plants, including: orchids, araceae (philodendron, monstera, syngonium, etc. In addition, a carrier like lanolin is usually used to 'stick' the plant hormone on to the node, and for easy application onto the plant. Engage young minds with an easy and inexpensive STEM biology activity by showcasing how auxin and cytokinin hormones work.

A beautiful Philodendron that has not yet been described and traded as an absolute rarity and has not yet received the attention on Social Media and the houseplant community it deserves. UNUSUAL PRESENT FOR GARDEN OR SCIENCE NERDS The gift recipient will love experimenting with the many plants Keiki paste can be applied too including African Violets, Catteleya, Vandas, Roses, Bonsai, Pitcher Plants, Moth Orchids and More! I think growing outside and the level of moisture that is usually available has something to do with the rapid growth of the “keiki”.