Your paph is a hybrid. To find the species involved you can google each of the parent names and possibly find the species. Someone here with Orhcid Wiz might chime in & give you the info you seek too. Can you post a pic of your new plant? That would tell us a lot more regarding the droopy leaves & the spot you're concerned about.

Having grown up with paper wasps, I see them somewhat differently. While they leave me alone in the garden, if their nest gets bumped (like in a canoe), they will defend it vigorously, and their stings are really painful. I don't think of them as non-aggressive, but rather as being very aggressive if you give them cause, and willing to leave you alone if you don't. Now mud daubers or dirt daubers have always seemed to me to be much more passive. I've been stung many times over the years by paper wasps, mostly as a child, but never by a mud dauber, even when I was knocking down their nests from doorways, etc. But worst of all are hornets. Oh, my. You do NOT want to bump into a hornet's nest (the ones that look like big paper footballs). Hornets and yellow jackets seem to me to be far more aggressive than the other wasps I'm familiar with. Eeeek. Right after we moved into this house, we had yellow jackets suddenly appearing all over the INSIDE of our windows. We were told they probably had a nest inside the walls and that it could be huge. But they started dying on their own shortly thereafter, and never came back. I was sweeping up piles of yellow jacket bodies for weeks. We were lucky that they expired on their own, I reckon. Might have been a very different story if they had hung around long. Marcia

Fun pictures - I was amused by all of the one-legged long-necked birds standing around - and the heron family is great. Claire

Prairie Rose, I have one other antler, so I guess I am starting a collection? LOL I'm not very artistic, so I will just be keeping them in their natural state. :) Marcia, here is a weird looking bird I saw at the San Diego Zoo a few years ago. I have forgotten the poor bird's name. It looks like something out of the Flintstones!!