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Mrs. Paph
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Just scored a lovely, robust looking druryi, more than a handful of growths, and at least 2 appear to be in very low sheath (one I'd say for sure, 1 or 2 more suspect also)! :drool: The media looks to be a type that I could easily adapt to watering in my conditions, but the pot is not clear, as I prefer, to help me see what's going on down there and adjust watering. That's where my question comes in, from the just baaarely visible stage, how long might it take the spikes to develop and flower? If it's likely to be a few months before it even starts opening blooms, I really feel like I might be better off very carefully repotting it at this point to make sure I get the watering right, and to make sure there's nothing funky going on in the middle of the pot. Got a Masdie the other day too, and was able to just slide that out of a black pot right into a clear one, but it was a CHC based media like I'm used to, and the fine roots held everything together for the swap...don't think that's likely to happen so easily with the druryi though. What do the great minds of Slippertalk think?