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 utilized the famous 'Ponkan' AM/AOS parent, known for its large leaf and flower size. The resulting offspring produce round, star-shaped flowers with ivory petals and sepals. We are offering an individually listed plant grown from a cross made back in 2009.