Leaf splitting (down the middle or at edges) is not a disease. It's a structural deficiency caused by insufficient incorporation of magnesium and/or calcium into plant tissues.
Use Dyna-Gro Pro-TeKt, a silicon-based supplement that strengthens cell walls. Follow directions carefully—excess silicon can make leaves brittle.
Some hybrids naturally produce keikis without treatment, but most require this stimulation. Prolonged low light can also trigger natural keiki formation.
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