Blakea involvens single white, six-petaled flower with a central spiral of purple and yellow anthers surrounding a pale pink style, emerging above green bracted stems
Blakea involvens

Blakea involvens is native to Ecuador and Colombia. It produces large flowers with six broad white petals, a central column surrounded by a spiral arrangement of purple and yellow stamens, and a pale pink throat. The buds are rounded and enclosed in green bracts covered in fine hairs. Photographed in Chocó, Ecuador and Colombia.

Two Blakea involvens flowers featuring white-to-pink gradient petals and a unique ruffled magenta-and-white central structure
A single Blakea involvens flower showing the intricate magenta ruffled corona, curved white stamens, and delicate petals with a soft pink gradient

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