No, 1774. 
CARALLUMA CRENULATA. 
Class. Order. 
PENTANDRIA DIGY NIA. 
This is a native of Ava, on sandy moun- 
tains on the the right of the Irawaddi river, 
where it was discovered by the indefati- 
gable Dr. Wallich; by him it was intro- 
duced into the Horticultural Society’s gar- 
den, whence we obtained it in 1830. 
It grows about six inches in height, and 
flowered in September: the flowers are 
beautiful: if approached too near, they 
smell disagreeably ; but as the scent is not 
diffusive, it is not at all perceivable at a 
little distance, It requires the stove, and 
will increase by cuttings, which should be 
potted in sandy loam. 
