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K.Marsh

Is there a way to promote growth at the bottom? She just keeps getting taller.

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  1. Becky

    Keiki paste stimulates dormant nodes on philodendrons to grow new branches or leaves. To use it, apply a tiny dab of paste to a bare, cleaned node using a cotton swab. Apply it to only 1–2 spots on a healthy, established plant, and new growth usually appears in 2–8 weeks. Simple Steps for Application -Find a healthy, bare node -Gently wipe the node with a damp cloth or cotton swab to remove dust. -Use a clean toothpick or needle to lightly scratch the node to help the paste penetrate. -Using a Q-tip, apply a tiny, thin layer of paste directly onto the node. -Keep the plant in good lighting. New growth usually appears within 2–8 weeks. Tips for Success -Less is More: Only apply to one or two nodes per plant at a time to avoid overwhelming it. -Healthy Plants Only: Use only on strong, well-rooted plants to prevent stress or damage. -Best Time: Apply during the growing season (spring/summer). -Avoid Overuse: Too much paste can create weak, leggy growth.

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    • K.Marsh

      Thanks so much. Any idea where I can order it? Lowes or Home Depot?

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  2. Becky

    I got mine from Amazon

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  3. plantgeek

    you can always cut it up 🤷‍♂️ that's usually what i do. if i can't store the new props i keep the prettiest ones and give away the ones i don't care too much for. i expect them to die when i give them away, as my friends are not as green-thumbed as me lolol

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    • K.Marsh

      I can try this as well. Do you put the cuttings in water after?

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    • plantgeek

      yes. i let them dry for a couple of hours to reduce the chance of rot, and then i stick them in some water until i see roots

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    • K.Marsh

      Okay thanks!

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