Time lapse of the Amorphophallus Titanum blooming in the forest, showcase of nature's wonder,

Corpse flower blooming in San Francisco conservatory

FULL BLOOM CYCLE OF TITAN ARUM (AMORPHOPHALLUS TITANUM) At 3 meters, or 10 feet tall, the amorphophallus titanum, or titan arum corpse flower is the largest inflorescence in the world! The large and distinctive part of the plant that we see here is not really a flower, but a specially modified leaf called a spathe or a bract, resembling a large petal, that protects a hollow, fleshy, conical structure called the spadix. The spadix supports two rings of small male and female flowers at the base wh

Corpse Flower 'Stinky' Blooms at Denver Botanic Gardens to an Enthusiastic Crowd of Smell Seekers