New species discovered in St-Anaclet (Well, new to me)

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Last week, along with a Paphiopedilum Berenice, I got three species seedlings. No, they are not new species, but they are litteraly new to me.

• Phalaenopsis Violacea var. Coerula
• Phalaenopsis Cornu-Cervi
• Phalaenopsis Amboinensis
  
  
  

They are 1 inch high and are potted in black square 2 inches pots. The media is sphagnum moss. They all have at least 2 good roots, and all of their roots are green and healthy.

What I don't like about them right now is the sphag moss and the black pots, because i wat to see the roots forming.

What I want to know:

• The growth habits of the three plants
• The differences between the 3
• Can I grow them together at the same temperature and humidity
• Will it hurt them if I repot em while they are young
• Can i pot them in fine bark with a bit of sphagnum moss
• Will their roots grow as fast or as fat as an hybrid phal?
  
  
  
  
  
  

And please, if you talk about the flower, I don't really care about the colour, or the patterns. I'm more interrested in their number, the number of flower spikes, if they last, if they are serial bloomers, etc. I'm more interrested by the growth rate of the new babies than their flowers, since they will only flower in a while.

Anybody, please participate. I don't expect anybody to answer all of my questions, but just one answer would be great.