Ok thank you!

You don't have to put them in the pot if you don't want to, I usually just leave them outside because they'll probably die off when put in media as they're not used to it. Kind of a personal preference. I just let them live outside it because that's what they liked to begin with and yours look great.

Be careful handling the roots. If you create a break, the root is worthless from the break to the end of the root. Soaking them in advance of handling like indicated above will minimize the breakage. It is budding and will be in flower for a long time. Let it be and enjoy the blooms. The translucent tips indicate good loving care.

P.S. I love that pot. Where did you get it?

I don't know if you can see in the photo, but the root that is branching on the left side actually has a pretty clean break a quarter of the way down from the top. I was moving it around a few months back before it grew any of those branches and must have knocked it accidentally. I thought it would be a goner because the broken root was hanging on by just a thread, but I let it be anyway. Lo and behold, node after node grew on the side below the break and within a few months all the branches you see in that photo appeared! It's funny though, that break never stitched itself up. Any time I move it, it's really fragile and just flops around and I'm pretty worried it will break off someday, but it still acts like a healthy root and continues to grow nodes past the point that broke. I always wonder if I should tape it up or something... Not sure if that's a ridiculous idea.

Thanks! It's so hard to find attractive and affordable orchid pots with holes. I got mine here and spray painted it matte white: http://www.shopterrain.com/product/gothic-arch-bowl

If you have any suggestions for sites to buy orchid pots from, it is much appreciated!

Are you using a coco liner, then your potting mix? I Agree w/ shaved monkey, beautiful pot!

Ah it was blooming when I bought it so I didn't want to repot it. I simply put the plastic pot inside the coco liner to hide it ;)

Hirts gardens has beautiful pots

I think there is no point to do it. I re-potted my orchid and covered all roots, but now many of them have new growth and they are all going up to get out of moss

This one came up all the way from the bottom of the pot