Beautiful blooming mirabilis flowers. 4k video - 3840x2160, 30fps.

This week we harvested Wild Four O' Clock (Mirabilis nyctaginea) seeds. You may have seen this plant before! It tends to sprout in disturbed areas, especially those with poor soils like gravel or clay of roadsides, ditches, railroad tracks, and even urban alleys. Why the name you ask? In the summer, these magenta flowers start to open in late-afternoon and remain open to be pollinated by various insects throughout the night. This plant attracts wondrous moths like the White-lined Sphinx Moth and

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