Thought these pictures might be of interest to other readers.... No horse in this race,,,I just bought the product to see if it works.
Pic 4 is a second plant that I used the acid on two different spikes (2 nodes each) all four produced spikes as can be seen now in bud.
Pic 5 flower on this plant and I believe the other plant is a sibling. The orchids I get in Mexico do not bear lineage.
Pic 1 is the dormant node I applied the drop of acid to.
Pic 2 & 3 show the 5 spikes (not counting the node spike or keiki or whatever).
I tried it on a couple of other dormant (are they eyes or nodes--to many years past my hort training) and got what appear to be new spikes on most of the nodes but nothing as dramatic as on the plant shown.
Here is a link that might be useful: keiki pro pics
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