Campion Flower
FLOWERS / floral · green · powdery
Campion Flower
| Category | FLOWERS |
| Subcategory | floral · green · powdery |
| Origin | |
| Volatility | Heart Note |
| Botanical | Silene spp. |
| Appearance | Pale yellow to greenish liquid |
| Odor Strength | Medium |
| Producing Countries | Asia, Europe |
| Pyramid | Heart |
Faint, clove-sweet, nocturnal. Night-flowering campion releases scent after dark — a gentle spicy-sweet signal to moths.
Scent
Evolution over time
Immediately
Immediately
Gentle clove-sweet, soft floral, nocturnal
After a few hours
After a few hours
Warm spicy softness, green-stem undertone
After a few days
After a few days
Faint sweet-spicy trace, clean fade
The Full Story
Did You Know?
Did you know?
The genus Silene is named after Silenus, the drunken support-father of Dionysus — a reference to the sticky stem secretions that trap insects. The mythological association is obscure but persistent in botanical nomenclature.
Extraction & Chemistry
Extraction method: No commercial extraction exists. Entirely a fantasy concept.
| Molecular Formula | N/A — complex natural mixture |
| CAS Number | N/A — natural flower (no standard essential oil) |
| Botanical Name | Silene spp. |
| IFRA Status | No known restrictions |
| Synonyms | CATCHFLY · SILENE |
| Physical Properties | |
| Odor Strength | Medium |
| Appearance | Pale yellow to greenish liquid |
In Perfumery
Fantasy night-floral with clove-sweet character. No extraction exists. Built from eugenol, light florals, musky-warm elements. Functions in night-themed and gentle spicy-floral compositions.