Curiosity for Franklin Park Zoo’s ‘corpse flower’ When the rare, 4-foot-6-inch plant affectionately known as Morticia finally blooms, the flower will emit an odor of rotting flesh.

Curiosity for Franklin Park Zoo’s ‘corpse flower’

When the rare, 4-foot-6-inch plant affectionately known as Morticia finally blooms, the flower will emit an odor of rotting flesh.

Date June 18, 2012

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Tags #Franklin Park Zoo    #Morticia    #amorphophallus titanum    #botany    #corpse flower    #rotting flesh    #goth   

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    Curiosity for Franklin Park Zoo’s ‘corpse flower’ When the rare, 4-foot-6-inch plant affectionately known as Morticia...
  2. heysmashley reblogged this from boston and added:
    think I’m gonna go give...a whiff tomorrow and see how much she stinks
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    hahahah i’ve seen that plant.
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    I really want to see this.
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    Shout out to my first zoo, it was so exciting when we were given this awesome...to add to...
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