| Have you been growing your plant in this manner for any length of time (more than 6-8 months)? Is it growing for you, putting out new roots and growth? If the answer to these questions is yes, I'd apply the "If-it-ain't-broke-don't-fix-it." rule and let it be.
If it is declining or if you insist it must be potted in a more conventional manner, I'd pot it in a small-medium cattleya bark mixture in a pot only just big enough to get the roots in. Be careful not to overwater, especially since you may be potting roots that have grown exposed to the air.
Happy Growing! |