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I just received this cutting. Does anyone know the best way to root this? I have the cutting in orchid bark, but not sure if I should keep this moist or dry, or if I should mist the plant frequently.
The best way to root it is to dip the cut ends in a rooting gel/powder and seal it in a plastic bag on top of some moist (not sopping wet) sphagnum moss. Open the bag every other day to exchange air, and give it filtered light, like from a few flourescents. Works with a lot of epiphytes. If you have a terrarium already with good humidity you might be able to mount it where you want it and just keep it misted.This is what works for me. Good luck.
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