I've read somewhere before that a person can greatly accelerate the growth of their Phal seedlings if they keep them at constantly high temperatures (around 30*C-32*C during the day and 28*C at night), high humidity (75%-80%), and long day light hours (16 hour days by using plant lights). Since there is little seasonal variance in those kind of conditions, the plants should be at optimal growing rates, thus shortening the time it takes to bloom them. Once the seedlings in such a set up are a decent size to bloom, I would take them out and have them in a environment that has more of a seasonal swing, which would initiate blooming when the season is right.
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