Native to Florida and Cuba, this unusual plant is known for its beauty and is in danger of deforestation.
Known as the corpse flower, it produces the world's largest bloom and is found in Southeast Asia. Its existence is threatened.
This ancient plant, native to the Namib Desert, has survived for over a thousand years and is adapted to arid regions.
Encephalartos woodii, native to South Africa, is a critically endangered cycad, extinct in the wild, with all existing specimens in cultivation. It features striking, fan-shaped leaves.
The Western Underground Orchid's a rare plant native to Australia, living underground and relying on fungi for nutrients.
This is a rare tropical pitcher plant native to Madagascar, known for its unique, hanging traps that capture and digest insects for nutrients.
The Golf Ball Cactus is a rare, spherical cactus native to South America, known for its striking, ball-shaped form and colourful flowers.
Titan Arum, also known as the corpse flower, is famous for its enormous size and foul odor, attracting pollinators in its native Sumatra.
Middlemist's Red is an exceptionally rare species, originally from China, now found only in New Zealand. It features beautiful striking red flowers.
Rothschild’s Slipper Orchid is a critically endangered orchid native to Borneo, prized for its unique and striking blooms.