A grower placed an older leaf on peat/sand, covered both ends, hairs up, and asked if this is correct and how long it takes.
Jacob Farin confirmed the method but noted younger, healthier leaves produce plantlets more readily. Expect plantlets in ~3 weeks; if not, try a younger leaf.
Plectrelminthus caudatus Leaf Spots: Fungal Management in Humid Conditions
Single Brown Leaf on Young Phalaenopsis: Simple Fix
Phalaenopsis Lost All Leaves: Crown Recovery & Keiki Chance
New Phalaenopsis with Multiple Leaf Issues: Fungal Infection Likely Terminal
Phalaenopsis Losing Bottom Leaves: Fungus or Natural Aging?
Phalaenopsis Leaves Splitting and Dying Rapidly: Fungus or Humidity?
Phalaenopsis Bottom Leaf Loss: Normal Aging vs. Root Problems
12 Knockout Roses Losing Leaves in Baton Rouge Heat
Skeletonized Rose Leaves: Caterpillar Damage
Rose Leaf Roll Without Visible Pests: Weather or Chemical Stress?
Flowering Crabapple Yellow Spots: Leaf Spot Fungus Management
Maple Leaf Spot: Phyllosticta—Mostly Cosmetic
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