Epidendrum parviflorum is a small-flowered reed-stemmed Epidendrum orchid found in the montane tropical wet forests of Bolivia (including Cochabamba),[1] Ecuador, and Amazonas, Peru.

Spathium, the inflorescence of E. parviflorum erupts from an enlarged spathe at the apex of an un-swollen stem covered by alternate foliaceous sheaths.

The paniculate inflorescence bears numerous 2 cm green flowers.

The lip bears rounded lateral lobes, and divides into two triangular points at the apex.

as a separate species,[5] in the subgenus he called Euepidendrum Lindl., a taxon of reed-stemmed Epidendrum plants with inflorescences that lack any spathe or sheath at the base; the description does not specifically mention the base of the inflorescence.