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Old 10-12-2006, 11:35 PM
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I don't think we have much in the way of FAQs yet. This is a new site, and someone has to take the time to make some up. I did something on watering and bamboo skewers. But I don't have the time now to do much more.

If you want flowers, one needs to cut the bloom spike high, above the last node just before the first flower. The lower you go when cutting, the higher the chance of getting a keiki (baby), as you did. Are there any roots on your keiki yet? Since it has a spike and probably doesn't have enough leaf area or roots to support the spike, you probably need to leave everything in place until after the keiki blooms. But, when the keiki finishes blooming, take the spike off completely, so you can remove the keiki from the plant and pot it up. Cynthia
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