Rare blooms of some flowers make them unique

Here are some flowers which bloom rarely and attract everyone.

Corpse Flower: it appears once every 7 to 10 years. When it blooms, then it smells like rotten meat to attract beetles and flies. The size of the flower is large and lasts only 2 to 3 days.

Queen of the Night: it is a type of cactus that blooms just one night a year. The white flowers appear after sunset and then wilt by morning.

Jade Vine: It is native to the Philippines and yields bright turquoise flowers. It blooms only once and then disappears for several years.

Century Plant: it is another unique flower that blooms once in its life—after 10 to 30 years. The big flower goes up to 30 feet and then fades.

Chocolate Cosmos: The colour of this flower is deep red, and it smells like chocolate. Its bloom is rare and is often found in botanical gardens.

Talipot Palm: it is another plant that blooms only once in its lifetime. However, it produces huge flowers before it wilts.

Night-Blooming: Cereus and the Ghost Orchid also bloom just once, and they also appear usually at night; nature lovers eagerly wait for their bloom.

These rare blooms make it clear how beautiful our planet is, packed with unique flowers.