This strange orchid has a white head and petals that resemble a flying crane.
Pecteilis radial flowers remind many people of birds.
The tasseled white petals resemble bird wings.
Combined with the stem and flower head, Pecteilis radial appears as a botanical version of a bird spreading its wings.
This strange flower has the scientific name Pecteilis radiale.
This is a flower belonging to the orchid family.
The flower is found mainly in China, Japan, Korea and Russia.
Pecteilis radiate has many names such as White Egret Flower, Fringed Orchid, Habenaria radiate, or Sagiso.
In Vietnam, the flower is known by the name Bach Hac Orchid or White Heron.
Flowers have a noble and delicate beauty.
Pure white flower color.
Pecteilis radial has a height of 15 to 50cm.
Flowers bloom mainly from July to August every year.
Each flower is about 3cm in diameter.
The flower is suitable for temperate climates and plenty of water.
However, this rare flower is on the brink of extinction.
Many scientists are working hard to save this beautiful flower.
