Found in the dense forests of Florida, USA, this rare orchid is known for its delicate, ghostly appearance and elusive nature.

Native to rainforests in Sumatra, Indonesia, this enormous flower is famous for its foul odor that resembles rotting flesh.

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Found in the rainforests of the Philippines, the Jade Vine boasts striking turquoise flowers that hang in clusters.

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Middlemist's Red

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Rafflesia Arnoldii

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Black Bat Flower

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Koki'o

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Ceropegia Woodii

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Found in the dense forests of Florida, USA, this rare orchid is known for its delicate, ghostly appearance and elusive nature.

Ghost Orchid

Native to rainforests in Sumatra, Indonesia, this enormous flower is famous for its foul odor that resembles rotting flesh.

Corpse Flower

Found in the rainforests of the Philippines, the Jade Vine boasts striking turquoise flowers that hang in clusters.

Jade Vine

Middlemist's Red

This rare camellia species, with its deep pink flowers, is found in select gardens and possibly dense forests in China and the UK.

Rafflesia Arnoldii

Native to Southeast Asian rainforests, this parasitic plant produces the largest individual flower on Earth, with a diameter of up to three feet.

Black Bat Flower

Native to Southeast Asian forests, this intriguing flower resembles a bat in flight and features long "whiskers."

Koki'o

Endemic to the Hawaiian island of Kaua'i, the Koki'o is one of the world's rarest flowers, with brilliant red blooms.

Ceropegia Woodii

Known as the "String of Hearts," this succulent vine is found in forests in southern Africa. Its heart-shaped leaves and tubular flowers make it a charming sight.