8 Rarest Plants In The World

Rafflesia Arnoldii:

Worlds largest flower, known for its foul odour and resemblance to decaying flesh.

Encephalartos Woodii:

Rare cycad, now conserved and restricted to a botanical garden, all specimens clones.

Nepenthes Tenax:

Weird-looking Australian pitcher plant, now an endangered species.

Welwitschia Mirabilis:

Longest-living plant, known as the living fossil, found in Africa, slow-growing, lives for 1000-2000 years.

Amorphophallus Titanum:

Strange-looking plant found in botanical gardens, blooms occasionally, resembles a flower with a red outing and beige wick.

Middlemist Red:

Prettiest flower, once common, now extinct, with only two specimens left, one in London and one in New Zealand.

Ghost Orchid:

Weird-looking orchid, that resembles ghosts hanging on bushes, with no leaves, apple scent, pale blossoms, or thin stems, found in remote areas of Florida and Cuba.

Dragon's Blood Tree:

Resembles a mushroom from below, red sap, found on only one island off the coast of Yemen.