In the home environment, I think it could be a challenge to do, one that is intriguing. I have, for example, a large hibiscus, fiscus, Rosemary (for the pine forest minis), bay laurel and lemon verbena. If I could find little minis that can tolerate the variations of the seasons/indoor-outdoor transition and accept the needs and conditions of the hosts, it would be fun. I think the worry would be viruses, though. If you are putting an orchid on a plant you prize, the orchid probably should be tested first. I'll have to bring this up at the next society meeting. Thanks for the cool post!
Leafmite
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