The term “dayflower” refers to a type of flowering plant belonging to the genus *Commelina*, which is part of the family Commelinaceae. These plants are characterized by their slender stems, usually blue or violet flowers that open in the morning and close by the afternoon, hence the name “dayflower.” They are often found in tropical and subtropical regions and can grow in a variety of habitats. Some species of dayflower are also considered ornamental due to their attractive flowers.
