Top 9 Strange Looking Flowers - 1

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Black Bat Flower

The black bat blossom or tacca chantireri is a odd flowering plant which located in Thailand, India, Malaysia and East Asia. As its title suggests the plant has exceptional bat-shaped purple-black blossoms. This eccentric blossom grows 12 inches round and contains long stalks that reach around a length of 28 inches. The black stalks or whiskers create'bat flight' such as look of the eccentric flower.

The bat blossoms grow best in tropical areas with higher humidity. The plant flowers in midsummer, typically in dark colour. The bat blossoms also come in green, brown and maroon.

• Happy Alien Flower

The joyful alien plant can also be called'Darwin's declining blossom'. This strange plant has been found by Charles Darwin in between 1831-1836. The blossom look like joyful faced alien with vacant white tray in the own hands. The joyful alien plants can also be found in rugged alpine terrains of the Southern areas of South America. So for an observer it looks like a completely strange flowering plant within an alien world.

The joyful alien plant blossom in the summer season. The odd flower has a height of two inches and a punch just like silhouette. The joyful alien blossoms display a combo of yellow and orange. The neck of the blossoms is in deep crimson and has a white ring within the tray like a portion of this blossom.

The unusual form of the flower also attracts little birds such as hummingbirds and they prefer to eat the lip and white just like part of this blossom. The pollen from top region of the blossom also hastens the entire body of birds throughout their meal. It assists joyful alien plants from pollination.

• The Swaddled Babies Orchid

The exotic babies orchid or anguloa uniflora blossoms are indigenous to Colombian Andes of South America. The blossoms have a gap in their top components and interior seem like a swaddled infant. The flowers have a hinged lip. The anguloa uniflora plant blossom in summer. The big waxy blossoms grow 10 cm round and they're extremely fragrant.

Such as the irregular shape the pollination mechanism of anguloa uniflora plant can also be intriguing. When a pollinating insect moves the blossom to drink the nectar that they shoved from the pillar of the flower where pollen is situated. This really is the trick employed by anguloa uniflora orchid for pollination.

• White Egret Orchid

It's also referred to as fringed orchid and Sagiso. The plant flowers in summer and also have appealing pearly white blossoms. The flowers look just like the snowy egret bird . The tiny blossoms just have a diameter of 4 cm. The white sands seem just like the tail of a bird. The plant also includes large nectary which develops up to a length of 8 cm.