Origin
The Brassavola, also known popularly as Lady of the Night, has its origin in Central and South America. It is predominantly found in the mountainous regions of these continents, which are known for their moist and shady conditions. This species of plant belongs to the Orchid family, which includes more than 28,000 species.

Characteristics
Brassavola orchids are characterized by their straight upward growth and their bright green, belt-like leaves. These leaves are firmly attached to the roots and can be up to 30 cm in length. A notable characteristic of the Brassavola is the flower, which is normally bright white, but can sometimes also have a greenish tint. The flowers also have a strong fragrance, which is most potent at night.

Care
In terms of care, the Brassavola generally requires a bright environment, but not direct sunlight. Additionally, the Brassavola needs a high humidity, which makes it an excellent choice for a humid bathroom or kitchen. Watering must be done sparingly since the plant is susceptible to overwatering. Furthermore, the Brassavola is a simple orchid to cultivate, which makes it a popular choice for both beginner and advanced orchid growers.