Keith asked if an "ice orchid" (marketed with ice-cube watering) with two stems could be divided during repotting.
Watering with ice cubes is not a legitimate cultural practice—many growers report problems. The plant is a standard Phalaenopsis.
They are monopodial (single stem). The "stems" are flower spikes, not separate plants. Repot as a single unit.
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