Dee has many Vandas, one 8 years old with 3 bloom stems ready to open. Two new plants growing off main stem center where leaves attach just above roots. Roots over 4 feet long. Asks if these are new plants and how to remove/pot.
Dee, Vandas often produce keikis (new plants) that can be removed and potted separately. Best done when new roots appear on keikis. Can leave on mother indefinitely, but with healthy roots they can grow independently when separated. I "harvest" one keiki yearly from my 20+ year plant with good success. Use large plastic pots with lots of tree fern to anchor new plant, provide airy root zone, reduce root damage during potting. Haven't tried bare-root in baskets, but would work if humidity high enough.
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