These baby orchids can be encouraged to form by cutting a spent stem back. This encourages a second stem to grow. Keikis look ...

You can enjoy them as a fragrant cut flower in your ... You can also lay the stalks on top of a tray of hapuu fibers or coarse orchid mix, water daily and wait for the keiki to pop out on the ...

Although, lots of people think they won’t flower again. READ MORE: Mrs Hinch's best tricks for a spotless fridge and freezer “If you just trim down the old flowering stem, and look after it ...

Thoughts of orchids conjure ... Many plants are too young to flower or for whatever reason, remain dormant some years. A big old puttyroot can send up a flower stalk nearly 2 feet in height ...

This is a Phalaenopsis orchid ... not remove the flower stalk, as it will often produce another flush of flowers from the same stalk. Sometimes the stalk will produce keikis, which are new ...

"After your orchid flowers have fallen, cut off three inches of the stem," advised Lynne. "This will allow the production of another flower stem. If no shoot appears and the original stem turns ...

“Orchids” from Sunset Books explained that keikis usually develop and grow at a joint high up on the mother orchid’s stem, or cane. When it develops a nice set of roots, cut the baby off and ...