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Originally Posted by mBluebear
It doesn't have black bulbs, the sun makes a shadow on the bulbs makes it look black .
I just want to encourage more new growths. I hear that if you divide the orchid, the back bulbs will create new grows.
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Not BLACK bulbs... BACK bulbs. What I said was if the brown back bulbs are desiccated (dry and nothing left) they won't produce anything, so remove them. It appears from the pictures there's a couple that are completely dried out.
Since you have a natural division already, you could repot into one pot, turning it so the two divisions have room for new growth, perhaps stimulating any non-desiccated back bulbs to put out new growth. My preference is to have one larger plant that two duplicate plants in smaller pots... unless you're giving someone a division. As Camille says... it's a personal preference otherwise.