Cut flowers cannot generate new plants. Orchid seeds require the flower to remain attached until pollination, then take 1+ years to mature in sterile lab conditions on nutrient media.
Sterile flask culture for 2+ years, then community pots for several more years. Some species bloom in 2 years; most take 5-10 years first bloom.
Cut orchid flowers are special precisely because they're ephemeral. The giver chose "special flowers for a special person." Enjoy their beauty while they last.
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