Roots ≥ 2 inches + leaves = ready. Your three keikis have 1 root each at 2+ inches = pot them now (don't wait for more roots).
Relieved of supporting keikis → more energy for own growth and next bloom. Win-win.
Rescuing a Waterlogged Home Depot Phalaenopsis
Managing Overgrown Phalaenopsis Roots During Repotting
Moth Orchid After Bloom: Don't Discard—Repot and Regrow
Saving a Damaged Orchid: Can You Reattach Broken Flowers and Will the Plant Recover?
Removing a Mature Phalaenopsis Keiki: 12-Inch Roots, 7 Months Attached, 3 Blooms
Phalaenopsis Root Rot from Decorative Pot Waterlogging
Repotting Phalaenopsis: Handling Aerial Roots, Dead Roots, and Pot Size
Handling Keikis on Two Different Orchids: Timing and Potting
Potting Tiny Orchid Seedlings from Flask Culture
Saving a Leafless Phalaenopsis: The Bag Method for Root Regeneration
Phalaenopsis Death Spiral: Moss, Mealybugs, and the Terra Cotta Trap
Tiny White Bugs in Orchid Pot After 3 Years: Repotting Overdue, Not Root Rot
Office Orchid Rescue: Repotting Mistakes & Recovery Plan
Transplanting a Mixed Carnivorous Pot—Separate Gently, Use Fresh Mix
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