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The uniqueness and beauty of this rare flower grown in Thailand will literally leave you speechless...
Scientific Name: Impatiens Psittacina
Thai Name: Dork Nok Khaew
Size: Plant grows to app. 6 feet (1.8) meters
Leaf : Broad, sharply pointed, to 2 1/2 inches (6 cm)
Flower size: App. 2 inches (5cm)
Stem thickness: To 1/2 inch (1.5cm)
Bloom season: October/November in Thailand
Growing conditions: Tropical, humid, moist
* This is a protected plant specie which is illegal to export.
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Scientific Name: Impatiens Psittacina
7 comments:
Breathtaking. It really does look like a parrot!
Wow.. you're lucky to have seen one of these. They're beautiful and look like real parrots
beautiful!
Beautiful flower-thanks for sharing!
Isn't that a remarkable flower!!? I saw that once a while back and thought it was both beautiful and amazing.
wow! it made me speechless indeed. Thank you for the shot of the flower that warms the heart while viewing her.
I see "Rare Parrot Flower" as the symphony of color. The unforgeable image pierced deeply into my heart. Thank you once again for the portrait of the soul.
wow, that's one unique flower!!!
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