The dove pink orchid, also known as Peristeria Parotia , It’s a cross between Peristeria Elata and Peristeria Eerina.  It is a primary hybrid orchid. Normally dove orchids are native to Central and South America, from Panama to Ecuador. It is a terrestrial orchid, which means it grows on the ground rather than on trees like most other orchids. Its common name comes from the shape of its flower, which resembles a dove in flight.

The dove orchid is a slow-growing plant that prefers warm temperatures and high humidity. It grows up to 60 cm tall and produces a single, large, fragrant flower that can last for several weeks. The flowers in shades of pink and with pink spots, and the lip of the flower is shaped like a dove.

The dove orchid is highly prized by orchid enthusiasts for its unusual flower shape and fragrance. However, it is also endangered in the wild due to habitat loss and over-collection. Efforts are underway to protect and conserve this beautiful orchid species for future generations to enjoy.