Ideally wait until keiki has 2–3 inch roots before removing. If mother plant is dead, remove keiki sooner.
Twist keiki off at attachment point. Apply rooting hormone (paste/gel) to root initiation zone. Pot in transparent orchid pot with cover for humidity. Keep out of direct sun.
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