Gur. Why Not potting question
 

I have a question on potting up a Gur (Ctna) Why Not seedling "bag baby". From my research I know that one of it's parent stock is a bifoliate which means its a fussy boots about having its roots disturbed. It has one an eye starting to develop now. Its this a type of Catt. that develops roots whilst the new growth is beginning to grow or do the roots appear after the new pbulb matures?

For repotting purposes, it doesn't matter when the roots appear in the growth cycle. When you see them emerging, that's the best time to repot.

For what it's worth, in my experience, the hybrid seems to make up its own mind about that, and they aren't all the same.