These plants are now about 20-30 inches high and should flower March - June This hybrid (Gs. pulchra x Phaius. tankervilleae) is a nice improvement on the Nun's Orchid, Phaius. tankervilleae. Whereas the Nun's orchid is lavender and hangs down like a nun's habit, these flowers stand straight. Re-pot them in a loose potting mix with good drainage. A 3-gallon pot is preferred. The larger pots grow faster and produce more flowers. They like a shady spot but can take high light for about 4 hours each day, and will reward you with many flowers every year. They normally flower in Florida in April and May. They all should flower next season Flowers only grow once on each new growth and the old growth dies off as new growth expands. As old leaves begin to look bad cut them off. It is the natural growth pattern for the plant. Wikipedia says after flowers die the cane can be cut and placed flat. New plants can grow from the old cane.