1. Does this need to be repotted? I've read about how they don't need to be repotted often and they prefer smaller pots but to me it just looks way too big for that pot. It used to be to heavy and want to top over but not now. Still looks overgrown to me. Also the roots are coming out of the drainage holes at the bottom which to me says report, but I'm asking for advice. I put a couple pictures of the roots coming out of the holes in case that helps. I also took a picture of the pot I would be using to repot it in if I should at all.. is it too big, too small,ok?

2. Unless I'm mistaken there are two pups on this planet. I read that they need to be like 2/3 the size of the plant or something before you cut them off and I would say that these are. Am I right? And are there any pups im missing? I've never divided one of these but I'm not too worried about how to do it.. Ive read some things. I should be able to just kinda tear them off right? If need be I can slice them Off as well? I guess my real question is how do I repot them? is there anything special I need to do or know about or do I just stick them in a much smaller pot with the same Medium as the parent? And how small are we talking? Would I be able to repot both pups together in one pot? If I have to report the mother, could i out both pups on its old pot?

3. I know that these only bloom like once in their life and this one obviously has bloomed and is now creating pups so the lifespan of this flower should be coming to an end but it seems like it's been lasting a long time. I'm only just now seeing signs of browning, drying out etc. What do I do with the flower? Should I just let it be until it completely dies off and then remove it when it's way far gone or what? And what happens to the mother plant now? is it going to make any more pups? is it going to stay alive and just not flower or what? What do I do with it after the pups on it are taken off?

Sorry for such a lengthy needy inquiry I just don't want to goof my plant up because I'm fond of it and also a newb