Here are some orchid species that I have collected from my parishii an epiphytic miniature orchid and was named in honor of who was the famous Californian botanist who developed an extensive collection of plants from poison ivy plant identification.In the miniature orchid's natural habitat - Myanmar, India, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Eastern. The beautiful little orchid is located on moss-laden trees and on branches that cascade over rivers, streams or on trees in areas that are near to water.The wild parishii is an orchid that grows in deciduous conditions, even though cultivated plants typically keep their leaves all through the year. If your plant is losing.

Parishii thrives in a humid and humid climate, where the plant will experience temperatures from warm to hot and will receive indirect, bright, and filtered light. parishii blooms with fragrant flowers but the scent develops only when the ideal growth conditions are met and the temperatures are warm enough during the time that the flowers are in development, and when the flowers are blooming. None of my parishii plants have ever proved to be aromatic.