Cloning orchids without cytokinin hormone or Keiki paste. Watch a video on how you can propagate the Phalaenopsis orchid using peduncles without the use of cytokinin paste. Orchid keiki can appear spontaneously on the peduncles and monopodial stems of orchids from the merestimal cells located in these parts of the orchids. Merestimal cells in plants are like stem cells and from them can naturally form, differentiate and grow roots, leaves, peduncles or babies. What exactly will grow from the meristem cells, depends on where it is located and on the environmental conditions. In particular, on peduncles it is completely natural from such stem cells that either peduncles or young keiki of future orchids grow. We conducted a simple biological experiment with a positive result, proving that, depending on the conditions created, baby orchids from the aforementioned cells can appear on the cut peduncle of an orchid and successfully develop into a separately existing plant. The following materials were used in this experiment: a glass vase 50 cm high, live/ growing sphagnum moss, 3 cut stems of phalaenopsis orchids, perforated film, osmosis water. Ideal Orchid conditions: 25-28 degrees Celsius, humidity 75-80%, daylight hours close to the tropics and subtropics and equal to about 12 hours. #OrchidsCare #orchids #Phalaenopsis #OrchidsForBeginners #PhalaenopsisOrchids

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