Vanda keikis (natural on Vanda/Ascocenda) can be separated when mature or left to form a spectacular specimen plant with hundreds of flowers.
Vandas produce keikis annually. Each season offers the choice: separate or accumulate.
Your Vanda's keiki is a sign of health. Choose based on your space and goals.
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