Vanda falcata (Neofinetia falcata) - fragrant flowers (jasmine)

Anatomically, the Neofinetia (Vanda) falcata Beer orchid is distinguished by a short, laterally compressed stem with monopodial growth, basally covered by the sheaths of the paired, leathery, fleshy, linear-falcate leaves, 5–10 cm long. Blooming takes place on racemose, axillary spikes up to 7 cm long, lax, which can bear 2 to 10 flowers per spike.
Blooming occurs constantly, especially from early summer to autumn, and the flowers are fragrant, particularly at night. 

Fragrant flowers: YES
Check the complete care guide for Neofinetia on the Blog.