10 Rarest Flowers in the World

Black Bat Flowers (Tacca Chantrireri)

The black bat flower, also called devil flower and cat’s whiskers, is an unusual tropical herb belonging to the Yam family of Southeast Asia.

MiddleMist's Red (Red Camellia)

“Middlemist’s Red,” also known as the spring rose, is widely regarded as the world’s rarest flower, as just two of these precious plants exist, one in New Zealand and another in the UK.

Jade Vine (Strongylodon Macrobotrys)

These flowers are pollinated by bats, which are drawn to the glowing luminosity of the flowers at twilight. They are endangered in the wild and even rarer to find in cultivation.

Juliet Rose (Rosa Sweet Juliet)

Juliet Rose has the reputation of being the most expensive flower in the world. It is apricot in color and has a delicious peachy fragrance.

Fire Lily (Gloriosa Superba)

Fire Lily grows naturally in a wide variety of habitats from forests to thickets to grasslands. All parts of this plant are poisonous, containing high levels of the toxic alkaloid colchicine but especially in the tubers.

Night Blooming Cereus (Selincereus Grandiflorus)

Night blooming Cereus is a cactus that is native to Arizona and the Sonora Desert. There are numerous romanticized names for the plant such as Queen of the Night. The name is an umbrella term for approximately seven different genera, which have the night blooming characteristic.

Hot Lips (Palicourea Elata)

A bushy ornamental sage that puts out a profusion of eye-catching bicolour blooms in white and lipstick red (hence the name) from July to October.

Youtan Poluo

According to the Buddhist scriptures, these flowers symbolize immortality. It is also said that these rare flowers are the symbol of reincarnation of none other than the royal king, Lord Buddha himself. A native to China, its local name is Udumbara.

Parrot's Beak (Lotus Berhelotti)

Parrots Beak is an herbaceous pernnial in the bean family.  Plant in full sun in well-drained soil.  In hot climates, it will accept partial shade in the afternoons.

Ghost Orchid (Dendrophylax Lindenii)

Ghost orchid plants are also known as white frog orchids, thanks to the frog-like shape of the odd-looking ghost orchid flowers. It is found primarily in humid, marshy areas of Cuba, the Bahamas, and Florida.

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