Repotting Coelogyne fimbriata

This is the only plant of three Coelogynes that has done anything for me. The others have been passed on as they were surviving but definitely not thriving. On the first repot I found it was three sections of rhizome put together. I lost the smallest but the other two grew, although at different rates, and the piece that grew the larger pseudobulbs flowered on the latest at the time. It has since grown a considerably bigger one. The two sections had been in the same, shallow pot in a mixture of bark and moss for about two years and the way they two were developing was starting to leave areas of the pot empty. Time to move things along!