2oz Keiki Paste for Plants - Up to 150 Applications, Keiki Cloning Paste for Plants to Grow Orchids Baby Plant & New Blooms, Ideal for Orchids & Houseplants, Convenient Plant Cloning Formula

These are a great alternative to the original keikei paste except you get alot more. Some things I’ve noticed experimenting with this:- it does not work consistently if you do not make a small slash at the growth node. I tried this with pothos and monstera adonsonii on areas of the vine that an old leaf died (middle of the vine). Did not promote growth- worked well on pothos after making the tiniest slash by the growth node.- applied on my monstera albo that has not had growth in months and again did not do anything but i’m too scared to slash it and don’t want to risk it haha- make sure you disinfect any tool you use to slash the plant with alcohol***Cons:- hard to squeeze out the bottleOverall I would say this is an alternative replacement to the original kekei paste but at a better value.

I tried on random rehab plants I had in my collection. I tried on a peperomia, rubber tree, and umbrella tree…so far, day two, I have tiny little nubs on some of the places. I can update after a couple weeks!

I have a Cebu Blue pothos and a it had a couple leggy vines. I followed the directs carefully and not only did I get new leaves, new air roots, but it grew entire new plants right from the spot on the stem I put the Keiki paste. I was able to harvest 5 new plants from just 2 leggy vines. It only took about 1 month to see the results.Definitely worth the money.Make sure you follow the directions and make a small cut because otherwise it just sits on top the vine and does nothing.I’m beyond thrilled with the results.

I applied the paste on my plants (Pothos, monstera, philodendron varieties) but I did not see any difference across the plant types. Complete waste of money.

I used this paste on approx 8 different phalenopsis in 3 spots each. Not a single keiki on any of them. However, it did prolong their flowers and make them more vibrant. In 2 cases it did cause them to immedietly re-flower w a single flower on the treated stem. Over all it seems more like a good fertilizer than a multiplier.