Epidendrum parkinsonianum Oxalidaceae native to New Guinea

native to New Guinea

Best grown in a hanging basket or mounted to allow the pendant spikes to arch freely downward

or cultivation in terrariums may be necessary to support its growth and potentially unique characteristics

Its upright to gently arching leaves display a clear central vein and subtle secondary veins

well-spaced flowers of a bold

Epidendrum parkinsonianum Oxalidaceae native to New GuineaA pendant epiphyte from the tropical forests of Central America, forming dramatic cascades of long, rigid, terete like leaves hanging vertically from the mount. Solitary flowers emerge along the stem, displaying extremely elongated, acuminate yellow green sepals and petals alongside a large, prominent bilobed lip with a smooth, open texture. Blooms release an intense nocturnal fragrance, making this species one of the most rewarding in any collection.