Long story short, I bought a smallish Orchid from the grocery store 2 months or so ago. It's my first time trying one, and it seems to be very happy- and is growing faster than I can keep with it (new roots, new leaves). So now that I haven't yet murdered it, I need to find out sone info re:care. I tried googling but perhaps I'm missing the answer...?
1- when I bought it, the substrate material with the roots, etc were wrapped and packaged in what I can only call a soft, tight plastic wrapping? I still currently have it in this tiny package, but am I hurting the plant by leaving it there? If it's something that needs to come off I'd rather do so before the new roots really take root
2- since the plant is tiny, will it always stay this small...? Not sure if I will need to uppot it or anticipate anything
3- if i do need to move it to a new pot ( with drainage ) or get it new substrate whats the best way to do so without stressing out the plant? I read that eventually the material breaks down and needs to be replaced, and I almost feel like its at that point since the material looks like sand, but I'm not sure.
Thanks

