Palma delle Hawaii - Brighamia insignis - Casa e Giardino https://t.co/gIzW2h93lP via @GoogleNews

— lilly69 (@lillydessi) 2022.1.27

Suspended from a rope a thousand feet above the Pacific Ocean on Kauai, botanists hand pollinate the critically endangered Hawaiian flowering plant, Brighamia insignis (Alula) in an attempt to save them now that its native pollinator is almost extinct. 1/2 https://t.co/p3902PuXrp

— victor urecki (@CharlestonRabbi) 2022.1.3

With your help our #HolidayChallenge has now raised over 25% of its target! Your generosity has already got us 1/4 of the way there - help us reach 100% by donating today! Donate Here: https://t.co/VCiO83qCC7 Brighamia insignis @NTBG https://t.co/vmaPk23lU7

— Botanic Gardens Conservation International (@bgci) 2021.12.8

@MikesRarePlants @DrDavidLRoberts The only one you are likely to find in cultivation is Brighamia insignis (lower right). It's believed to be extinct in the wild but has been successfully grown in nurseries for years and is sometimes marketed as 'vulcan palm' (though it's completely unrelated to palms).

— Save Plants (@NTBG) 2021.6.3