Identify this flower for me?

[Jelly]

What is it?

[jemron]

Considering the fact that it's from DeviantArt, it might not be based on a real flower.  It could just be an artistic rendering or painting or modified photo. 

 

If it is real, I can't help you, because I honestly don't know a thing about flowers.  Sorry.

[Jelly]

Oh, no, it is, I took that photo. I found it in my grandad's garden when he was away and my mum has no idea what it is, which is unusual. Just thought it looked quite interesting. Thanks anyway. :) There should be someone around who knows about flowers, I think.

[jemron]

Lol.  My bad.  I hope you find what you're looking for.

[Kaznen]

It's hard to get a good look at the bud with the water mark right over it.  Couldn't put it in the corner?

[Jelly]

[Red2111]

it might be a type of bud, not flower.

 

 

the best and easiest way to find out what type of flower it is, is to find out what type of plant it's budding off of.

 

i did a search on Green Flower's and the only thing i cam up with that looks both naturala nd remotely close is a plant called a "Green Rose"

 

[Jelly]

I think you may be right, just looked on google images and a couple look quite similar. I'll ask my grandparents next time I see them, I think. Thanks :)

[JenniferL]

It's a South American Murderplant. You should kill it with fire.

[Thorum]

What does the rest of the plant look like? It looks like a cactus or something.

 

@Kathana: what is a South American Murderplant?

[JenniferL]

It's a plant...that murders you!!! And its from South America.

[Jelly]

What does the rest of the plant look like? It looks like a cactus or something.

The leaves are more like spikes, though not those typical of a cactus (I think). They don't grow very tall, really; that I saw, anyway.

[Thorum]

I believe it is a hybrid of which one part is a Hatiora cactus(http://cactiguide.com/cactus/?genus=Hatiora). The structure of the flower fits with nothing else.

 

Only, the plant does not appear to be succulent, and Hatiora does not usually have green flowers... Which are too broad factors to determine the other parent.

 

One thing I'm 100% sure of: it's not a native plant to Western Europe.

[Jelly]

I don't think that's it :/

Here's another photograph of it, although it's terribly blurry :/