WSU corpse flower's second bloom is happening now
The first bloom took place in July of 2019. It attracted 20,000 visitors to campus.
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The first bloom took place in July of 2019. It attracted 20,000 visitors to campus.
Washington State University Vancouver's corpse flower, Titan VanCoug, is expected to bloom for a second time later this month.
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