text: Known for its immense size and foul odor, the corpse flower blooms rarely and emits a smell similar to rotting flesh, attracting pollinators like carrion beetles.
  This carnivorous plant catches and digests insects with its jaw-like traps, which snap shut when triggered by prey, giving it a predatory, almost alien appearance.
  The ghost orchid is renowned for its hauntingly beautiful flowers that seem to float in mid-air due to their delicate structure and translucent appearance.
  The sensitive plant reacts to touch by folding its leaves inward, giving it a seemingly magical ability to respond to its environment in real time.
  The zombie plant has a dramatic reaction to water stress, where its leaves droop and then "revive" when watered, resembling a plant coming back to life.
  This plant has unique, heart-shaped flowers that resemble miniature bells or even human figures, adding a whimsical, otherworldly touch to any garden.
  The dragon’s blood tree produces a red resin used in ancient rituals and medicine. Its unusual, umbrella-shaped canopy and striking red sap give it a mystical appearance.
  Pitcher plants trap insects in their tubular leaves, which are filled with digestive enzymes. The plant's bizarre, pitcher-shaped structures look.
  The Rafflesia arnoldii, or corpse lily, produces the largest single flower in the world. Its putrid smell and enormous, fleshy petals make it look like something from a horror film.