Orchid sizing

[King of diamonds]

Sorry for my lack of knowledge but how does orchid sizing work?

I have found several sites advertising "size c plants" but I am little confused as to how this differs from size B and why is there no size A? I have done a quick search but nothing is coming up. Is this a common system

Any help much appreciated.

[Daethen]

I have never heard them classified that way. Usually it is seedling, near blooming, previously bloomed, etc. Or they will say young plant that should bloom in a year or two.

[RosieC]

I'm afraid I've not heard of this system either. I don't think it's a common one, at least not common internationally.

[Andrew]

The websites I've seen this type of sizing on usually list the pot size that the letters equate to somewhere on their websites. You may need to check the pricing/ordering pages on their website/catalogue to find the pricing codes.

[King of diamonds]

Ah, *facepalm, the key is at the bottom of the page. I spent ages looking through the "about us" section and googling. Thanks

[King of diamonds]

Ah, *facepalm, the key is at the bottom of the page. I spent ages looking through the "about us" section and googling. Thanks

[King of diamonds]

Any idea how long I have to wait for "bulb and growth" plants to flower? How large would a plant of this size be (eg, how many leaves etc)?

This is just for common stuff in a local orchid nursery, Zygos, cyms, phals etc