What is national flower venezuela?

The national flower of Venezuela is the orchid. It was officially declared as the national flower in 1951. The orchid is a diverse family of plants that come in different forms, sizes and colors. The orchid aids in the reproduction of other plants and are known for their beautiful, fragrant and elegant appearance. There are over 25,000 species of orchids in the world, and Venezuela is home to approximately 3000 of these species. Many people in Venezuela consider orchids as a significant part of their culture and tradition. They feature prominently in artwork, literature, and festivals across the country. The orchid's scientific name is Cattleya mossiae, and it blooms in shades of purple, pink, and white. It is a rare and endangered species that has been preserved by various conservation efforts undertaken by the government and other organizations.