"Well, wow": 17 unusual plants (19 photos)
It would seem, what else can the world of plants surprise us with? It turns out it can! More and how! A huge variety of colors trees and bushes grows in wild and domestic conditions, delighting surrounded by their beauty. Botanists work tirelessly to pay attention to all kinds and carefully examine them.
However, to tell about all the studied plants in the same way accessible - the task is almost impossible, so people have to independently identify outlandish finds associated with green kingdom. We invite you to take a look at unusual plant species, presented below. It is possible that many of them you have never seen before. never met or even heard of their existence.
Spectabil Zingiber is a variety of ginger from Southeast Asia.
Hoya (Wax ivy)
Cotyledon Orbiculata - an unusual rainbow succulent
rare purple cauliflower
Her signature color appears due to the influence of the same antioxidant found in red cabbage and red wine: anthocyanin.
Flowering slipway hairy - carrion plant
It looks like a chayote - the fruit of a Mexican cucumber
Mexican cucumber is actively used for food. It has a neutral taste, close to zucchini.
Velvichia amazing
Velvichia amazing - an ancient plant that grows in the Namib desert. It is a long-lived bonsai that grows only two leaves in a lifetime. plant life span can reach 1500 years or more.
Huge blue agave
Zamiya rough
In the photo on the left, the zamia is just getting ready to bloom. On the right are already ripened blooms.
Sycamore is a close relative of figs, its fruits can be eaten
Sarcosoma spherical - an inedible mushroom of an unusual shape
Symplocarpus stinky
This plant is often grown by gardeners who have a lot of shade and waterlogged land on the site.
Fritillaria or fritillaria
Begonia ferox is a unique plant whose leaves look like a dragon's skin
Kalotropis high or Sodom apple - the milky juice of its fruits is very poisonous
Horsetail is an ancient plant that has a bizarre shape
Deer fern is a tropical plant that lives on trees and rocks.