you can put them all into one pot if you want and you've got instant specimen plants. about the only issue you'll have is if one of them gets a pest or rot problem then they'll all get it. i would suggest putting them into two seperate pots just in case. just cut the spikes off as close to the psuedobulbs as you can.

Cut the flower stalks and pot them together squeezing the back portion of the plant towards the middle. The new growth should point out, it will make a great display when they bloom again. The AOS will not give awards to multiple plants like that but who cares.

I do this all the time when I get a bunch of cheap plants. Carmela sells 'plug trays'. The cost of the plants is about $1.20 each. I have a 14" flat pot with about a dozen Bc Marcela Koss 'Pink Marvel' who are now blooming size. They will bloom this fall or next fall. Imagine 12 x 7" to 8" wide open pink flowers produced at the same time for the 'First Bloom'. And then it only gets better, should be a stunning bouquet of flowers in the future.

Sometimes vendors squeeze more than one seedling into a pot to make a larger more desirable plant sooner. I don't like this as you may think you are getting a large, ready to bloom plant when in reality you have 3 plants, each 2 years from blooming. I won a very large Dracula mopsus 'Old Court' at our raffle table, has about 20 robust leaves. When I repotted it it fell apart, it actually was 5 plants squeezed together.

Nick