10 Rare plants of the world.

 Hi readers I am back with a new post it is all about the rarest plants in the world.🌱🌲🌴🌳

 These plants are found only in less places so lets go on and take a look at those rarest plants.


1. Rafflesia Arnoldii

It is the world's largest flower and also a rare one. It is also known as the corpse plant, because of the foul odour that is similar to decaying flesh. It doesn’t have a pleasant smell. You can find this flower in the dense rain-forests of Sumatra, Indonesia, Malaysia and Bengkulu.



2. Encephalartos Woodii

One of the rarest plants in the world is the Encephalartos Woodii which is  conserved and restricted to the botanical garden. It was transported from Zululand. This plant is found in South Africa and is considered being extinct in the wild. Its  variety had both male and female plants, but long ago there was no specimen of female plants found. That’s why there is no propagation and the male plant is now conserved.



3. Nepenthes Tenax

One of the weirdest looking plants is the Nepenthes Tenax which is considered one of the rare plants in the world. Having quite a few similarities with the pitcher plant, this plant grows up to a height of 100 cms with the pitcher shaped flower on the top, having a height of 15 cms. This is an extremely rare Australian lowland plant native to northern Queensland. This plant is now a part of the endangered species of the world.




4. Welwitschia

One of the longest living plants also known as the living fossil plant is again one of the rarest plant species found in Africa. This weird-looking plant has a woody, thick, short and stout trunk. This plant has a very slow growth rate and is believed to live for 1000 to 2000 years on earth.




5. Pennantia Baylisiana

Scoring a place in the Guinness book of world records. Pennantia Baylisiana is again an extinct plant of the world which is rare to find means you can’t find it easily. This controversial plant has so many gender crisis, some scientists tried to prove whether it’s a female genesis or a male one. This plant has a slow ageing process means it takes almost 10 full years to get fully mature. It is endemic to the Three Kings Islands, New Zealand, where only one plant is known to exist.



6. Amorphophallus Titanum (Titan Arum)

This strange-looking plant is only found in the botanical garden of the area, known as Rose Hills of Huntington. This moody plant only blooms occasionally and it looks like a flower with a red outing with an inner beige colour wick. This is one of the rarest and beautiful plants in the world.




7. Ghost Orchid

This weird looking plant resembles the shape of tiny ghosts hanging on its bushes. Like other orchids, this kind of orchid doesn’t have any leaves and has an apple scent. It is one of the rarest of orchid species found in the world and has pale blossoms and thin stems. It is remote areas of Florida and Cuba.





8. Dragon’s Blood Tree

This Dragon Blood Tree resembles the shape of a mushroom when looked at it from below. If you want to see this rare tree, It is in Yemen The sap of this tree is red as blood and this tree is found on only one island off the coast of Yemen in the entire world.





9. Middle mist Red

The prettiest flower is no doubt rarest one in the world today. It has only two specimens left in the world: one in the Botanical gardens in London and the other in New Zealand. 200 years ago this was one of the most blooming flowers but due to excessive growth of this flower, it has now become extinct in the world.





10. Rothschild’s Slipper Orchid

One of the most expensive flowers in the world is something you have to wait for 15 long years to get one. This is undoubtedly the rarest you’ll find on this planet Earth. This rare, endangered orchid is found in the high mountains of Borneo and there is no history found on who discovered this plant. This finicky orchid only grows at certain elevations.



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