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Originally Posted by PaphMadMan
Repeating here, as well as emphasizing.
I think those who have recommended potting this Paph in something other than sphagnum may have missed the point that it is rootless. The best chance of getting roots before the plant succumbs completely is in high humidity with moist (but never soggy) sphagnum around the base of the plant. Keep the plant immobilized so it doesn't flop around at all, and replace with fresh sphagnum every few months. Live sphagnum is even better.
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Yes, I did not see that it was rootless. I thought the issue was "no new roots." I apologize.
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