Top 10 Rarest Flower In The World

1. Top 15 Rarest Flowers In The World    Is there anything else beautiful as flowers in nature? Probably not. It  is the finest gift to the mankind which looks spectacular with their  pleasing aroma which gives much pleasure to our mind. But you can’t see  every ​beautiful flowers​ in every garden. As there are many​ rare  flowers ​which blooms in specific occasions even, they are hard to get  found​.  Below listed are some of the rarest flowers in the world.      Kadupul Flower   

2.   This flower is to be known as ​Queen of the Night​ and flower  from the moon. ​Kadupul’s scientific name is​​Epiphyllum oxypetalum​. This plant found in​ India,​ China, ​sri lanka​, Japan and several latin american countries. Due to its cactus roots, each and every ​Kadupul flower​ has an extremely short lifespan and is only able to survive the night, before it fades to nothing at dawn. This is a world’s most expensive flowers in the world. It is strange that the flower is a species of Cactus family, an almost impossible thing to believe given its gorgeous beauty. It is also one of the most cultivated species in its genus. Corpse Flower 

3.   Amorphophallus Titanum ​also known as​ Titan arum​.​ It is a  flowering plant with the largest unbranched inflorescence in the  world. ​One of the world's largest and rarest flowering  structures, the corpse flower is a pungent plant that blooms  rarely and only for a short time. 

4. This cultivated​ Corpse Flower​ can be ​found in Huntington  Botanical Garden, California while the original species are found in  open grasslands and rainforest of Sumatra​.    Unlike other flowers, this flower takes ​30-40 ​years to bloom and  hence is one of the rare flowers. From outside this flower is  green, however, from inside it is dark red. In blooming season, it  can reach up to 6 feet with a diameter of 3 feet.    Parrot’s Beak    Lotus berthelotii​ or parrot’s beak is known for its ornamental  lobster-claw like flowers, which also look like parrot’s beak. It is a  vine that​ flowers​. It is also a soft, silver plant that flowers.   

5. The flowering phase is quite short and depends heavily on  temperature. It blooms well in cool temperatures and spring.   It is one of the most​ beautiful and rarest flowers​. It can go up  to the height of either under 6 inches or up to 12 inches.  They have soft petals in yellow, orange and red color which  naturally brightens up in sunlight.​​It is a great plant that is low  on maintenance and drought-resistant to some extent.    Black Bat Flower   

6. Black bat flower also known as ​Tacca chantrieri. ​It is an exotic  plant with flowers that mimic a bat in flight, deep purple, with  ruffled wings and long, hanging filaments.       ​These need the high amount of water as well as humidity to  survive, which makes them one of the rare flowers. They also  have whiskers like a cat that grows up to 28 inches in length.       Be it ​flora or fauna​, nature has its very own unique way of  expressing itself. It makes every human discovery, a vain attempt  in comparison to the state of art natural phenomena.    Ghost Orchid     

7.     Ghost orchid ​plants are also known as white frog orchids, thanks  to the frog-like shape of the odd-looking ghost orchid flowers.  This flower is known by its scientific name “​Dendrophylax  lindenii​.”    Growing ghost orchid flowers at home is nearly impossible, as it’s  extremely difficult to provide the plant’s very particular growing  requirements.    They have cushy white petals and the peculiar shape of this  flower gives it this name. Since the flower needs a special fungus  to survive it is one of the rarest flowers known in the world. This  blooms in late June and August.    Youtan poluo 

8.   The local name for this rare flower, in China, is Udumbara. Youtan  poluo ​is one of the rarest flower in the world. And has an  interesting myth around its growth.     It is one of the rarest flowers in the world because it blooms  after 3,000 years.   It is religiously associated with Buddhist and Indian culture. It is  also popularly known as the “​Udumbara Flower​.”    These delicate white flowers are as small as 3 millimeters and can  bloom on any surface such as steel, wood or concrete. The  fragrant flowers are extremely resilient, as they do not need  water or soil, and never wilt.    Chocolate cosmos  

9.      ​A chocolate scented flower! Dark red-brown, sometimes almost black,  velvety flowers on long, slender, reddish brown stems bloom from early  summer to autumn.​ Chocolate cosmos​ is a tuberous-rooted, tender  perennial native to Mexico that can be overwintered indoors where not  hardy.    The flowers are a rich deep-brown color and grow to about 3-4 cm in  diameter.The flowers are red to maroon brown with a center raised  area. The plant has a dark chocolate fragrance that becomes more  noticeable as the day wears on.    The center of the flower forms in a cluster like appearance and opens into the traditional cosmos shape with velvety petals.

10. Yellow &Purple Lady Slippers    ​​Meet the most fashionable member of Orchid family!​​It is also  popularly known as​ Lady’s Slipper Orchid​ or Yellow Lady’s Slipper for  its distinct footwear shape. It is widespread in Spain, Northeastern  China, Korea, Rebun Island (Japan), Russia, Siberia and in most part of  Europe.     Scientifically it is known to be a ​Cypripedium calceolus.  Lady’s slipper doesn’t have any nectar formation that pollinators like  bees or insects can eat. ​They have a ​soft, curved structure​ which is  mostly purple and yellow in color. A unique fungus lives on the ​plant  providing them nourishment and stay until adult leaves have developed  enough to provide the needed nourishment to the plant. 

11. Campion      White campion ​is a native Eurasian species which has spread to Finland  with imported grain and hayseed and in Russian soldiers’ provisions. Its  origins can still be seen in its habitat: it is common only in the eastern  part of the southern half of the country and is rarer elsewhere.     Campion flower​ is often found spreading into arable fields from the  hedge bottom. It occurs in cereals, grass/clover mixtures and in fallow  arable fields. White campion reproduces by seed and possibly by  fragmentation of the rootstock. White campion was frequently  introduced when sowing grass and clover. 

12. Raffeslia Arnoldi    Rafflesia arnoldii ​is a parasitic plant, without roots or leaves.  The main body of the plant resides inside the host plant. The only  visible parts are the flowers, which burst through the host  plant's bark as compact buds, and later the fruits. The flowers  are up to 1 m in diameter, and their flesh is reddish-brown with  white spots.    Being unisexual in nature it is hard for this flower to pollinate and  hence to make it fall in the category one of the most beautiful  rare flowers in the world.     

13. It is said that flowers evolved with primary purpose that was to  attract to pollinators like birds and insects. These pretty creations of  nature do make one feel like a rainbow’s gushed through them.   -However, their spectacular appearances with stunning colors did  manage to attract another kind of creatures, us humans. Overall,  Mother Nature has bestowed upon us some beautiful pieces of her  remarkable creativity.  So, cherish them because every flower is a soul blossoming in nature.  Also Read:​ Top 10 rare flowers in India