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Dracenea Fragrans
Flowers of the Dracanea Fragrans. The flower produces a very fragrant smell at night and displays a vibrant green color when under UV light.
Found in a garden located in a residential area.
Spotted on Jan 22, 2018
Submitted on Feb 7, 2018
14 Comments
thanks Jason! I saw a documentary about how fishes see and reflect light at great depths and I was trying to see if there are flowers that behave the same way in the darkness!
I just added a daylight photo amolpandit!
Woah! I love how you put them under the UV light! That's similar with how some insects see those flowers! :)
thanks armadeus!
Very cool! Thank you for sharing Jan :)
Thanks Greg!
It really is Leuba!
Interesting !
@amolpandit, yes that is correct. I'll upload another photo later amolpandit.
Very cool plant...love the photos 😀
Hi Jan...all photos seems with UV light...do you have photo of this interesting plant in normal light even if it wont glow in normal light..
Photo No. 3, is a beautiful photo....also, beautiful colors....
thanks @amolpandit!
Wow...3rd pic very nice