The lilting scent of violets.
The rich perfume of roses.
Then there’s Amorphophallus titanum, a rainforest dweller native to Indonesia.
Myriad is hosting alivestream of the flower, and it’s quite a showstopper.
The best part is that it’s possible for you to see it, but not smell it.
The flower only lasts for up to 36 hours.
According to Myriad, it’s a tradition to name the plants when they bloom.
This one is called Crystal for the Crystal Bridge Conservatory at the gardens.
Update: We’re losing her.
The smell has left.
We know this to be true.
She’s closing up.
Myriad’s plant got its start as a seedling 8.5 years ago.
