Getting rid of vases

I grew most of my vandas in the glass vases for about a year. It requires watering at least once a day, for the best results - twice.
While it was fine at the beginning when I only had couple, quickly it became a chore - when number of vandas grew up to thirteen.
I tried several of them in the clay pot with chc and it seems to be working.
So I made a transfer.
If roots system is good - I just curled roots into a clay pot and added a handful of chc. When there is not much of roots, I tied plant to plastic vanda basket, added chc there and put basket into pot.




Now I have only Vanda tessellata in a glass vase because her roots are too awkward to fit into pot.

Vanda flabellata

It actually came marked as Aerides flabellata, but after some research it appears that in 1985 it became Vanda flabellata. Roots are awkwardly wide too but I was able to squeeze it into a glass vase. The foliage is not perfect either, but since this species is kind of hard to find - I will live with it: