1.1M views · 15K reactions | WOW朗 A stunning timelapse video caught Cosmo the corpse flower blooming for the very first time at Colorado State University’s campus last month. | WFLA News Channel 8 | Facebook

A time-lapse video shows the blooming of a corpse flower in its greenhouse at the Grand Valley State University in Michigan. Corpse flowers have a very strong odor and many compare it to the stench of rotting flesh. | ABC7

4.1M views · 71K reactions | Time-lapse footage shows the exact moment a corpse flower, famed for its rancid stench, began its rare bloom at Grand Valley State University in Michigan. | NPR | Facebook

Look what’s brewing at the United States Botanic Garden! A corpse flower (Amorphophallus titanum) permanently planted in our Tropics house has a bloom growing. It measured 80 inches tall today, and we believe it is possible the bloom will open around August 4-6, 2025. This plant is over 8 years old and this is its third bloom. Previous blooms were in 2017 and 2021.The USBG has over 30 mature corpse flower plants, and we are part of a collaborative conservation project with other botanic gardens