Willoughbya Subverticillata

Willoughbya, scientifically known as Willoughbya subverticillata, is a striking tropical plant native to the rainforests of Queensland, Australia. It is renowned for its unique and showy inflorescence, which resembles a spiral of delicate, pale blue flowers. This plant thrives in humid, shaded environments and requires careful attention to maintain its vibrant appearance. Its name honors the English botanist John Willoughby, who contributed significantly to the study of Australian flora. Despite its beauty, Willoughbya is a rare and often overlooked species, making it a fascinating subject for plant enthusiasts and researchers alike.