I would not use a slotted pot for either genus. Don't repot now, but put a saucer under the Phrag pot and stand it in a quarter inch of water. Refill it as soon as it goes dry. Most Phrags grow in shallow rivers or ditches, right next to rivers or ditches in soggy soil, or on mossy rocks in rivers that are always wet. Most Phrags are good in Cattleya light if they're always moist.
There are several groups of Paphs. Most don't like drying out, but they shouldn't be kept as wet as Phrags. Some prefer low light, some intermediate and some higher. What do you have?
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