tolumnia gone wild

How do the new fans look (healthy and strong or wimpy)? Are there new roots associated with the new fans?
A photo would really help in answering the question, even a phone photo.
Is this the Tolumnia sylvestris?

 

Jai, it looks like it has lots of good roots. As long as it doesn't loose more leaves it is probably OK. A few things to consider, though... It likes to dry out between waterings. Also, in the middle of the plant is a brown bump that you need to make sure isn't a scale insect. From the photo it sure looks like one.

 

There is a difference between letting it go bone dry and letting it dry quickly. These like to dry quickly and then stay dry for a while.

 

I have no moss on mine and they hang out away from the mount. They are dry for 3-4 days before being watered again. In really warm weather they may get a light misting in between the watering. If yours are doing well, there is no reason to change.

 

Jai, another thought. If the leaves are against the moss they may have rotted. You might be better removing the moss behind the leaves so there is no contact.

Also, I checked my plant and I typically get 2 new fans from one. Nowhere on my plant could I find more than 3 new emerging from one fan. So, the 5 fans you have could mean 1) it's very happy; 2) it's stressed and this is an attempt to survive; 3) perhaps a response from just being a single fan. I hope it is #1 or 3. Good luck.

 

Jai, this is typical of how mine grows.

 

In the end you need to decide what to do with your plants, people can only make suggestions here. I think that question has already been answered twice in this post.