Wait until keiki roots ≥2" with green tips (shows active growth). Your 6-week babies aren't ready yet.
Separate pots = 4 plants total! Smallest pots available. Medium bark mix. Pot each centered, fill, gentle press.
2–3 years to maturity/bloom. (You might get lucky at 1 year!)
Overfertilizing! Dens need ⅛ label strength. Monthly full strength = keiki factory. Also: reduce water fall/winter (semi-dormancy).
Mom will bloom better; babies get best start.
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