Repotting accident, the Cymbidium was spiking

[betwixtimes]

Hi I'm new to the forum and Orchids.

I've tried twice before, but the conditions were never right.

So as an Easter gift, instead of chocolate bunnies I get a chocolate Cymbidium Orchid. I don't know the specific name, as it was a gift and not identified, I tried contacting the nursery, and no luck.

So after it finished blooming, my Fiance tells me it looks crowded, and I disagree, and then I look at it closer and notice the roots and so we decide in a few weeks we'll repot it. A few months go by, and finally I decided---it's time to repot it.

I get two smaller 6" pots since the Cymbidium has 6 bulbs showing in two clusters and I figure when I trim the roots I'll gently divide it, and sure enough it cleaned up great as two plants.

So as I'm trying to get one of the plants planted I notice it has what looks to be a spike. Couldn't see it from the 2 feet of foliage and how compact the little 6" pot was. I look at the other cluster 2 more spikes. I finished repoting the plant and watered it and put them back in the window they were before.

I don't mist them, I just leave about 1/2" of water in the dish and water them once a week or so. I've given them 1 dose of orchid food. The more I've ignored them the better they look. Long pale green leaves (about 1 1/2-2' tall.) They seem happy.

Today in looking at the plant the spikes have gotten a little taller.

I'm wondering will it bloom, or have I shocked the Cymbidium, do I need to baby it ?