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Originally Posted by karinpointner
Brassavola digbiana! what fascinates me about it: during the day there is no hint in the air of a blooming orchid but as soon as the sun starts going down they fill my garden with this amazing fragrance!
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This is going to sound a bit crazy, but I suspect this species is possibly pollinated by a small nectar eating nocturnal bat...
Either that, or the more conventional nocturnal moth.
Regardless of which, the flower is trying to attract a nocturnal pollinator, that's for certain.
Hybrid Mode
