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Fun fact: Its flowers open pure white at night, then transform into a striking lavender-pink by midday before wilting! 🌸✨ This dramatic color shift is thought to attract specific pollinators, like nocturnal moths and daytime bees. The plant’s seed pods curve like tiny bananas 🍌 and burst open when ripe, flinging seeds several feet away.