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Will Broken Orchid Stem Grow Back. Can i do something with. I wouldn't bother personally it will probably just go back a node and continue growing the spike in a different. The stem still has 3 buds on it and a branch growing. The piece that broke off is the very tip and the beginning of one bud. You can propagate a new phalaenopsis or vanda orchids from stem cuttings. I gave out the plant but i still have the stem. Theoretically if you could seal the wound properly you could graft it back on. The buds aren't very far along. I recently bought an orchid for a friend, but a bud stem broke off during transport. Orchids will grow new stems, fortunately. Or you can divide a cattleya’s rhizomes. Use tape, stakes, or bamboo sticks to support the stem. Make precise cuts with sharp tools and apply protective cinnamon to prevent infection.

The buds aren't very far along. I gave out the plant but i still have the stem. The piece that broke off is the very tip and the beginning of one bud. Or you can divide a cattleya’s rhizomes. The stem still has 3 buds on it and a branch growing. Theoretically if you could seal the wound properly you could graft it back on. Use tape, stakes, or bamboo sticks to support the stem. Make precise cuts with sharp tools and apply protective cinnamon to prevent infection. You can propagate a new phalaenopsis or vanda orchids from stem cuttings. I wouldn't bother personally it will probably just go back a node and continue growing the spike in a different.

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Will Broken Orchid Stem Grow Back The stem still has 3 buds on it and a branch growing. Use tape, stakes, or bamboo sticks to support the stem. The piece that broke off is the very tip and the beginning of one bud. Can i do something with. I recently bought an orchid for a friend, but a bud stem broke off during transport. I wouldn't bother personally it will probably just go back a node and continue growing the spike in a different. The buds aren't very far along. Orchids will grow new stems, fortunately. Make precise cuts with sharp tools and apply protective cinnamon to prevent infection. Theoretically if you could seal the wound properly you could graft it back on. I gave out the plant but i still have the stem. Or you can divide a cattleya’s rhizomes. You can propagate a new phalaenopsis or vanda orchids from stem cuttings. The stem still has 3 buds on it and a branch growing.

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