Calesta received a flask of orchid seedlings for Christmas and potted most individually. She asks how long until they're old enough to bloom.
Calesta, you've undertaken a unique challenge. I'd have suggested a community pot, but don't disturb them now. Seedlings grow slowly and are more prone to fungal/bacterial infections. If they're Phalaenopsis, expect 3-4 years to blooming size under ideal conditions; they need warmer temps than mature plants. Some types take up to 7 years.
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