Indian Ghost Flower: This ghostly, white flower opens in dark forests after rains. Chlorophyll-free, it survives in Himalayan fog. (Image: Canva)
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Habenaria: These fragile rain-fed orchids flower on grasslands in India, typically from July to September following consistent rain (Image:@longwoodgardens/X)
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