Miracle Lab Keiki Cloning Paste - Special Cytokinin Formula for Orchids & House Plants (0.33oz)

After about one week I can clearly see the results on some of my succulents (not all yet). In the pictures: Cotyledon orbiculata variegata, Graptopetalum superbum and Echeveria cubic frost. I highly recommend it! The 10 ml is A LOT - even after applying it on dozens of plants I haven’t used 10% of the paste. It arrived 6 days earlier than expected (to Norway). I can only recommend - both the product and the seller

This product is absolutely fantastic. I have a few plants which hadn’t grown new leaves/ growth in months. The paste encouraged growth on all the plants I used it on. On one of my pothos which lost its leaves, the paste quickly grew new growth point within days of adding the paste. I could not recommend this more! It’s so incredibly easy to use

Very small bottle but lasts a long time as you don’t need a lot, has shown some plant growth over time, the cotton buds that come with it are useless at applying the paste

This hasn't worked for me unfortunately:(

The result in 1 week.😍😍🤌🏻 This really helps, I recommend it to everyone.

Didn't work for me. I followed the instructions. Maybe autumn is the wrong time of year, but if so, they should advertise it.

Great stuff help you grow baby orchids I found it useful

Works wonders on regrowing patchy pothos vines and I swear on it helping orchids rebloom. I use tiny amounts on plants I think might need regrowing if they've got leggy stems. Also worked well on my money plant. Recommended this exact brand to another friend and she's had positive experiences with it too.

It really works. Use it to activate growth for all my houseplants

As described in the product, it works. I tried in my money plant nee leaves are cropping out. Happy to see. Best buy

Måste vänta ett monad för resultatet

Here's what I have found after about a month and a half. No keiki's yet, but definitely new growth. If you put a teeeeny bit at the end of a spike that is in bloom, just under or behind the last bud, the blooms will keep going...and going...and going. Just make sure the leaves are healthy because it might put a pause on leaf growth. I have had more blooms and some branches on nodes from existing spikes, but no Keiki's. Suits me fine, because that's more what I am interested in, anyhow. I'm pretty sure it can halt, or prompt some plants out of, dormancy, if that is what you want. Did not find any benefit to psychopsis or paphiopedilums. (Had to try. Would love to keiki either and was hoping to somehow bring those Paphs to bloom). On phalenopsis - especially the typical moth variety - it has made a difference, though. I have also found some moth phals respond better than others. noticed that sometimes the area it is put on can go black e.g., at nodes, even with a tiny amount. No apparent damage to growth or the plant/spike itself, though. It is pretty sticky and does not wear off, so maybe it can effect it that way, somehow. This is just my experience after a short time. Don't put too much on and no need to reapply because it stays there. The container is tiny, but a very small amount goes a long way. It was an experent to buy this and I am glad I did. The challenge is to let the plant go dormant because it is tempting to artificially keep the flowers going, even though the plants do need to rest after a while.

My orchid has successfully made a keiki. Not 100% as I tried on many buds but it does help in a way. Worth trying and with patience there will be positive results.