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You can propagate orchids using a banana peel by soaking the peel in boiled water for 24 hours. Then, soak the orchid branches in the banana juice for 10 minutes before disinfecting the cut area with hydrogen peroxide and applying scar glue to promote drying and prevent rotting. Finally, place the branch in a cup with moss, cover with cling film, and provide daily moisturizing spray.

A ripe banana peel is used for propagating orchids because it contains beneficial nutrients like Calcium, Potassium, Phosphorus, and Magnesium, which stimulate the growth and development of orchids.

The locations where the orchid flowers have faded should be kept because they are the locations that contain orchid sprouts. It is advised to cut these parts and remove the shell to help the sprouts grow more easily.

Orchid branches should be soaked in banana juice for approximately 10 minutes. This helps in providing the necessary nutrients for the propagation process.

After around 3 weeks of growth, the orchid sprouts can be moved to the outside environment and replanted with pine bark and moss. Daily moisturizing spray is recommended to keep the plant healthy.

After approximately 3 months, the roots of the orchid will have grown longer and the sprouts will have developed into healthy baby orchids. Daily spraying with water is essential for their growth.

To disinfect and promote quick drying of the orchid cut during propagation, hydrogen peroxide can be applied to the cut area. Then, scar glue is applied to ensure quick drying and prevent rotting during the propagation process.