The corpse flower, known scientifically as titan arum or amorphophallus titanum, is on display at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, drawing visitors with its distinctive rotten smell. The bloom, which is rare and only lasts 24 to 36 hours, started on Friday and is an extraordinary event for flower enthusiasts. The garden emphasizes the infrequency of this phenomenon, encouraging people to visit during the weekend to get a whiff of this peculiar botanical rarity.
The corpse flower, known for its rotting smell, is blooming in Brooklyn, attracting crowds eager to witness its rare and fleeting spectacle.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden highlights the corpse flower's infrequent blooms, making this event a unique opportunity for visitors interested in rare flora.
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