Baby plant on 10-year-old Phal: if roots >2 inches, remove and pot separately. If potting two plants together, use smallest pot that fits roots—orchids bloom better slightly root-bound. Large pots stay wet too long, risk rot.
If large pots and loose media have given success, don't change. Consistency trumps theory.
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