Rare Stinky Double Corpse Flower Bloom Attracts Visitors to the Huntington

Two rare corpse flowers, Odora and Odorysseus, bloomed simultaneously at the Huntington, attracting thousands of visitors eager to experience their strong rotting flesh smell. The double bloom, likely triggered by recent humidity, is the first such occurrence since 2018 and drew more reservations than previous years. The plants, native to Sumatra and endangered in the wild, typically bloom for just 24 to 48 hours, after which they close and lose their odor. Despite a developmental irregularity in Odora, both plants remain healthy, and the event has increased public interest in these rare, foul-smelling blooms.

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