If your orchid grows via canes with roots emerging at nodes (joints), it's likely a Dendrobium. These can produce keikis (plantlets) at cane nodes.
This minimizes risk to the parent plant while testing viability.
Repotting Phalaenopsis: Pot Size and Root Handling
Orchids Cannot Be Rooted from Cuttings in Water
Phalaenopsis Leaf Loss: Crown Rot Emergency
Phalaenopsis Keikis on Old Spikes: How to Remove and Pot
Reviving a Discounted Grocery Store Orchid with Wilted Flowers
Potting a Phalaenopsis Shoot with Long Roots: Soak First, Minimize Bending
Rescuing Neglected Hybrid Vandas in South Florida: Cut, Basket, Spray
Ice Cube Watering Kills Phalaenopsis: Proper Rescue Steps
Hot Car Damage: Reviving a Wilted New Orchid
Shriveling Aerial Roots and Fading Flowers: Normal or Trouble?
"Just Add Ice" Phalaenopsis Rescue: Crown Rot Risk, Repot in Bark
Phalaenopsis Aerial Roots: Repot in Fresh Bark Mix
Rescuing a Phalaenopsis After Repotting Shock: Saving Blooms and Roots
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