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  1. October 2nd, 2009, 10:27 PM #1
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    Default C. Portia sheath question

    Okay, so I just noticed these buds coming out of my C. Portia 'Zuei Nang' and what puzzles me is that there was no sheath. I tried looking further down but could not see any, whereas previous blooms had the sheath. Is this normal? Please see attached photos of an old p-bulb.
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