Dendrobium parishii

Introducing the rare and captivating Dendrobium parishii is a stunning variant of the original Dendrobium parishii. Native to Southeast Asia, this fantastic species showcases delicate white flowers with a hint of its original color preserved in the throat, beautifully complemented by a deep burgundy lip. Aptly referred to as the hand orchid due to its canes resembling fingers, this fragrant soft-cane Dendrobium is a true delight.Flowering from late winter to early spring, these enchanting blooms, measuring between 1.2" to 2" in size, emit a delightful raspberry fragrance reminiscent of a creamy treat. Their exquisite beauty lasts for about a month, making them an exceptional addition to any orchid collection. As a deciduous plant, the Dendrobium parishii sheds its leaves during winter or spring, just before or as it enters its blooming phase. This species, indigenous to Thailand, the eastern Himalayas, China, Laos, and Vietnam, is colloquially referred to as the "hand orchid" because o