You found a flower resembling a lady's slipper orchid but were told it's a rare look-alike that blooms once every seven years. You want to know its name.
Location, flower color/size, and habitat are essential. Many plants mimic orchid flowers: pitcher plants (white flowers in marshes), epiphyllums (orchid cactus, white to pink), and some native North American orchids that don't bloom annually.
Without these, any guess would be pure speculation.
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