Brazilian iris is a perennial herb native to the Brazilian region of South America. The flowers of the Brazilian iris appear light blue or lilac, and the shape of the petals is typical of iris flowers. This plant grows relatively quickly and is suitable for warm and humid climates and soil conditions. Its flowering period is short-lived, blooming in the morning and wilting around three o'clock in the afternoon.
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