Corpse flower about to bloom at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
The garden says this rare flower can grow up to 11 feet.
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Jan 21, 2025, 1:43 PM
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Updated 193 days ago
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21h agoHold your nose and get ready to witness one of the world’s smelliest and biggest flowers bloom at Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
The garden says the corpse flower is about to bloom in the coming days.
This rare flower can grow up to 11 feet and takes anywhere from a few years to a decade to bloom.
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