Quand et Comment séparer un Keiki de vos orchidées ??

I'll explain when and how to separate a keiki from your orchids. The creation of keikis, which are simply clones of the mother plant, is a natural propagation method for orchids and doesn't always mean the plant is in distress. In fact, some orchids, like Dendrobium nobile or Phalaenopsis equestris, are known to frequently produce keikis as a means of propagation. It's important to note that keikis should be separated from the mother plant when they are able to survive on their own, that is, when they have enough roots and leaves to absorb nutrients and perform photosynthesis independently. Keikis should also be separated from a weakened mother plant, as is the case for me in this video, even if not all the keikis are developed enough to survive on their own. I hope you enjoy the video. If so, don't forget to give it a thumbs up and subscribe. Thanks and enjoy the video ;)