Spike 1: 3 plump buds. Spike 2: stalled. Wait until NO buds/flowers remain. Repotting now risks bud drop.
Aerial roots with corky layer = normal (moisture protection). Dead roots ONLY in decomposed mix. You'll see at repot.
One branch may pause while other develops—energy conservation. Both can bloom eventually.
Post-repot: dark room 1 week → may trigger keikis. But branching/blooming inhibits keikis naturally.
Sophia, your plant is thriving. Patience with repotting, success with keikis later.
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