Well, actually, no I didn't. That's what I would've smelled if I'd gotten a whiff of the
Amorphophallus titanum (that's right, that's its name) a day earlier. It is also known as a carrion flower/corpse flower, since it smells like rotting flesh. Apparently it reeks so bad that sometimes people vomit at its stench, and its aroma can waft a radius of 3 blocks.
But it only smells that bad for about a day. Some residual stinkiness can be smelled a day later. Alas, we were even after that baby stench. But we did get to see how giant it was!
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The blooming Amorphophallus titanum (right) and Megan (left). |
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Detail of the flower. |
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It is disfigured, but not quite amorphous. |
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Deflowered? |
That's all for UW's amorphous giant penis flower. At least for about the next eight years, when it'll possibly bloom again.
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