Your mix (peat, perlite, vermiculite, coco chips) works well—your plants look healthy with no signs of waterlogging (blackened growing tips). Watering frequency should match soil retention; your mix holds moisture for days, suiting less frequent watering.
Remove vermiculite—it retains water, which peat already does. Simpler mixes often perform better. Our mix: 1 part dried sphagnum moss, 3 parts coconut husk. A friend in Hawaii uses only coconut husk and pumice with daily rain. Experiment with a few plants if you want to change.
Bury lower stem portions when repotting young plants for stability; they'll develop adventitious roots. Stems rarely snap—tendrils anchor to supports.
Good growing!
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