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Rare flower that smells like 'sweaty feet' will bloom in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A rare tropical plant known as corpse flower is expected to bloom soon in San Francisco, the California Academy of Sciences announced Thursday. The giant flower is poised to bloom inside the museum’s greenhouse sometime between Sunday, Feb. 25 and Thursday, Feb. 29. Corpse flowers emit a “one-of-a-kind smell reminiscent of carrion, rotten […]

Rare flower that smells like 'sweaty feet' will bloom in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A rare tropical plant known as corpse flower is expected to bloom soon in San Francisco, the California Academy of Sciences announced Thursday. The giant flower is poised to bloom inside the museum’s greenhouse sometime between Sunday, Feb. 25 and Thursday, Feb. 29. Corpse flowers emit a “one-of-a-kind smell reminiscent of carrion, rotten […]

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You've probably not given it much thought, but if you look hard enough, you'll notice a surprising number of penises and phallic symbols popping up all over Berlin.

10 Unusual and Rare Flowers You Won't Find in Most Gardens

Flowers are a matter of pride for gardeners, a means of expression for lovers and they play a role in some of our most joyous and somber societal rituals. But not all flowers are bright colors and perfumed scents. Some are quite unusual.

Fairy lanterns, corpse flowers, time-bomb bamboo & cherry blossoms: 6 flummoxing flower facts

Flowers aren’t all delicate: they can smell like rotting corpses, parasitically invade tree systems. Here are the 6 most fun flower stories of 2023.

Top 10 Amazing Carrion Plants

Carrion is a lovely word used for rotting or decomposing flesh, and so carrion flowers tend to smell like a pile of rotten flesh. This smell is not used to ward of potential predators but rather to attract insects. The insects are not used or consumed by the flower for nutrients but rather, like most with flowers, help to pollinate the flower. These flowers do not attract all insects, like butterflies and bees, but only insects actually attracted to carrion like carrion beetles and a variety of flies. These Putrid but fascinating flowers differ from one another in amazing ways and it is some of those that we can look at today.

Hundreds Await Bloom of World's Largest and Stinkiest Flower at Huntington Botanical Gardens

Corpse Flower Ready to Bloom at Huntington Library

Nature Notes: Corpse flower & local relatives

The corpse flower typically blooms for 2-3 days after many years of repeatedly producing huge leaves and then dying back to the ground.