Stomatium are small succulents that grow in the arid areas of South Africa. The name is derived from Greek: Stomation means 'open mouth' because the leaves resemble gaping jaws. They are also unusual in that the flowers open at sunset and close at around midnight.
The flowers have a stong scent and are probably pollinated by moths.
The plant pictured here is Stomatium Trifarium. I took this picture at 8pm one night
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Strange but beautiful, I invite you to visit my blog, greetings
A very interesting flower. Similar to the color of the cactus. A good good picture. I liked it.
Thank you. I love succulent forms
Bella flor, hermosa planta. Gracias.