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| Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA, September 4, 2024 |
I think this type of Epiphyllum is called Queen of the Night.
The blooms are large and stay open only one night. They have a strong odor that attracts night-flying insects for pollination.
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A friend in England has one of those and sends pics if it flowers. He hasn't sent one for awhile so I will have to ask about it.
ReplyDeleteIt is really lovely, Lea.
It's lovely, and so perfectly named.
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful bloom! Take care, have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty and a night bloomer!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bloom here
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous! And the photo is great. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI had one of those several years ago. They are indeed beautiful and somewhat magical.
ReplyDelete...a queen indeed!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and what a unique plant! Thank you for linking up.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and you got a great photo!
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