Top 10 incredible rare flowers in india

1.       Source:​www.Indianrareflowers.blogspot.com Top 10 Incredible rare Flowers  In India  India is a land of colors and diversity and it is famous for its bright &  colorful flowers. It is the finest gift to the mankind as these are one  of nature’s most magnificent creation . They look spectacular with  their pleasing aroma which give much pleasure to our mind they can also  be used most often for special occasions. Not all flowers are same,  some bloom very rarely, some have unique patterns and some don’t even  look like flowers at all.  As well have seen and we all know a lot of pretty flowers in india like  roses,lotus etc..But do you know that there are a lot of ​rare flowers in  the world ​which are totally unique in their appearances ,well some of  these flowers will totally blow your mind away.   So,let’s discover some strangest, unusual, prettiest flowers in india.  1. Magenta Ghost Flower 

2. Commonly known as by its botanical name ​christisonia tubolsa​.It is a rare endemic  parasitic plant,which was rediscovered in 2003. It belongs to the same family of  the ghost flower.It grows at the roots without any leaves and chlorophyll.so it  solely depends upon other plants for nutrition and steals it from other plants.The  flowers are attractive and have the magenta color on the outside It can be  identified by the particularly bright colored flowers emerging from the forest  floor.  2.​ Rebe    Rebe is an endangered medicinal plant,which is very rare and was believed to be  extinct , has been rediscovered after 115 years by team of botanists in arunachal  pradesh. This plant is used to treat stomach aches and dehydration.It’s a small  plant measuring about 30cms with two petals with ​two sepals,was also found in  growing scattered in the eastern changlang district.      3​. Mountain Balsam 

3. It is a beautiful wildflower that is believed to be native of China, Thailand  and Vietnam. In India flowers are seen in shades of orange-apricot . it is  found near riversides along canals and other moist places. Mountain  Balsam is found in forest margins ,and they are grow at alt. 900-1800m. As  these flowers are bloom between june and october.  4​.​​Leafy coneflower 

4. It is a rare plant found in NE india, JRI Wood the botanist who is credited  with describing and naming this species , Leafy coneflower is relatively  widespread but scattered, being isolated from localities in bhutan. It has  pale blue flowers like head-form.The Naga Hills of NE India and the chin  hills of burma. This species strobilanthes frondosa was first named only as  recently as 1994. These flowers are found blooming in november.    5.​ Woodrow’s Crinum Lily  

5. It is a ​ largest and rare which is critically endangered bulbous plant, And  has six stamens with red filaments and yellow anthers ,which was thought  to be extinct, but was rediscovered in 2004, after a gap of about 100 years!  G. M. Woodrow first collected this species from Mahabaleshwar. Several  bulbs of this were sent to Kew (England) supposing them to be ​Crinum  brachynema​, but when they flowered at Kew the plant proved to be a new  species. Woodrow's Crinum Lily is endemic to Satara District,  Mahabaleshwar and Kates Point in Maharashtra.  6.​​Flame Lily  

6. This one could rightly be called one of nature’s true exquisite beauties. It  grows as both a climber and a scrambler plant, produces unusual yellow  or red flowers with wavy edges that depict flames, and thus is called Flame  Lily . Given to its unusually pretty appearance, this flower is widely  propagated as a prized ornamental addition to any flower garden.  However,​ Flame Lily​, like almost all other lilies, is considered poisonous for  humans and animals alike. Beauty can sometimes be dangerous too!  7.​ Passion Flower  

7. Also known as the passion vibes, this flower got its name due to its  likeness to the elements in the story of Jesus’s crucifixion (also called ‘The  Passiflora).They can be woody or herbaceous as it is an evergreen climber  with flowers that look exotic and produce an amazing scent. However,  sometimes followed by brightly coloured fruits that are used as  flavourings in a number of different of dishes. It is a regularly grown flower  on a butterfly farm as it is a food source for caterpillars & butterflies.  8.​ Long Flower Spider Lily 

8.   Lycoris radiata is known as red spider lily.These flowers are rare herb  found growing in wild. It has six,narrow and straight petals with six erect  stamens. It can also be grown as a house plant in a pot.These flowers are  white with greenish- yellow center. The leaves are parallel-sided 0.5-1 cm in  wide with a paler central stripe. It is cultivated, perennial herb that works  well in planted flower gardens and lawns.    9. ​Jade vine 

9. Strongylodon macrobotrys commonly known as jade vine, emerald  creeper. Jade Vine is also known for its spectacular blooms consisting of  dangling clusters of shimmering greenish blue,claw shaped flowers.These  flowers produces a large chain of turquoise flowers, over a foot in length  from late spring early summer. The beautiful color of flower is due to  malvin and saponarin pigment.  The flower native’s habitat was threatened due to the destruction of  rainforest in philippines.      10.​ Monkey Orchid 

10. Dracua simia also called monkey orchid, these flowers are fragrant with  the scent of ripe orange. The monkey face orchid flower is an incredibly  rare flower. It’s a fuzzy bloom that, owing to its odd arrangement of petals.  As these flowers strongly looks like a monkey faced cotton ball. Because  of it’s dotted eyebrows, dark eyes and furry nose. On the other hand its  petals are also too long that make its appear like​ Dracula.        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.