Native to Borneo, this species is adored for the very sweet fragrance that emits from the flowers. These start spiking in the spring, begin flowering in June, then continue to bloom into November. If grown under lights, this species can flower on a continuous basis. This cross is a selfing of a confirmed tetraploid [4N]. The offspring grow with very thick, large, very round flowers of excellent substance. The first two photos show the parent 'Double Trouble' 4N, followed by three pictures of the first seedlings that bloomed. Then follow two series of photos for each of the individual listings we are offering, grown from seed since 2009.