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Orchid Species: Bifrenaria fragrans

Kew currently accepted name is Bifrenaria inodora

Bifrenaria fragrans is an orchid species identified by Barb.Rodr. in 1882. Culture information and photos for this orchid are commonly detailed under the currently accepted name of Bifrenaria inodora.
Genus
Bifrenaria (Bif.)
Grex
fragrans
Parents
Species
Author
Barb.Rodr.
Year
1882
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ORIGIN: A sometimes fragrant, medium sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte with 4 angled pseudobulbs carrying a single, tough, dark green, plicate leaf that blooms in the late spring through summer in Brazil on a short to 3 [7.5 cm], basal, racemose, semi-erect inflorescence with up to 2 heavy, waxy, fragrant or not, long-lasting flowers. Found in Brazil in the southern states of Espirito Santo to Rio Grande do Sul in montane rainforests at elevations of 50 to 1000 meters.

DESCRIPTION: A sometimes fragrant, medium sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte with 4 angled pseudobulbs carrying a single, tough, dark green, plicate leaf that blooms in the late spring through summer in Brazil on a short to 3 [7.5 cm], basal, racemose, semi-erect inflorescence with up to 2 heavy, waxy, fragrant or not, long-lasting flowers. Found in Brazil in the southern states of Espirito Santo to Rio Grande do Sul in montane rainforests at elevations of 50 to 1000 meters and in general can be differentiated from other Bifrenaria because of the long midlobe which is twice as long as wide.

FLOWER SIZE: 3 inches [7.5 cm] -- information provided by Jay Pfahl, author of the Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia (IOSPE).
Other Names
Genus Name Genus Grex Name Year Author
Add+ Bifrenaria Bif inodora 1843 Lindl.
Add+ Bifrenaria Bif fuerstenbergiana 1906 Schltr.
Add+ Bifrenaria Bif furstenbergiana
Most awarded/recent cultivars: Bif. inodora 'Olive' (2 awards in 2014) Bif. inodora 'Hal's Gift' (1999) Bif. inodora 'Pastel' (1999) Bif. furstenbergiana 'Cardinal's Roost' (1996) Bif. inodora 'Magnifico's Jam' (1989) Bif. inodora 'Wells' Acres' (1989) Bif. inodora 'Alfredo' (1987) Bif. inodora 'Gale' (1967)
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