Your plants are hard cane Dendrobiums. They can be potted now in some orchid mix, mostly bark and watered. You can use some stakes to tie them upright. Do not pot them deep. They will send new roots into the new mix.

I would leave the baby plants (keikies) attached until you get the main plants back to a healthy condition. These orchids usually flower in the Fall. Some do flower in the summer. Without knowing what they are, best to just take care of them now and they will flower when they are happy.

They take strong light and like to be watered when dry and warm conditions.

Your plants look terribly dehydrated and neglected. But these are very tough plants and should respond quickly to care. It is Spring. Longer light and warmer temps make plants repond.

Dendrobium

"PHALAENANTHE Evergreen for several years, with thin,
tall pseudobulbs, terminal inflorescences, usually appearing in the
autumn or twice a year (see culture). Species such as Den. affine, Den.
bigibbum (phalaenopsis), Den. dicuphum and Den. williamsianum.

Culture Grow warm year round (see below); 60 F nights; water and
fertilize heavily when roots appear from new growth; medium light;
reduce water and fertilizer after growth finishes. If a short (three- to
four-week), cooler (55 F) dry rest is given, and then plants are warmed
again (60 F mininum), another growth may mature during winter and
flower in the spring. Treat this growth as a summer growth cycle. These
grow well with phalaenopsis, except for the rest period. Plants will go
deciduous if grown too cool and dry."

This will get you going. These are generally easy orchids to grow, don't require a lot of care except for good light and warmth. They make beautiful flowers.

Jane

http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/2911229/potting-a-keiki?n=1 take a look at this link...

Hello can anyone tell me what else I need to do with my orchid? I bought 2 plants for 1.00 so not a big deal if I end up losing them, but would like to try and save them if I can. In the leaves are white spots should I cut the leaves off or leave them? I cut the stems back to the base repotted them in fresh bark orchid mix. One of them I also cut the bad roots. Should I use fertilizer or wait? Any help would be great. Thanks April

April, start a new post so we can help you and your plants. Include info where you live (zone) how you plan to grow your plants (light, window, outdoors, etc.)

Do not cut any leaves off until you give more info and a closer pic of the white spots on the leaves. They could be water spots or bugs but we can't tell from your photo.

Please start a new post just for you.

Jane