Only In Indonesia 3 - Giant Flower - Titan Arum Blossom

The Titan Arum, also known as the corpse flower, is a rare and fascinating plant native to Sumatra's rainforests. It blooms infrequently, every four years or more, and remains open for just 24 to 48 hours. The flower is notable for its large size, deep red color, and strong odor reminiscent of rotting meat, which attracts pollinators like carrion beetles and flies. Despite its unpleasant smell, it draws visitors to Indonesia's botanical gardens for a rare viewing opportunity. The Titan Arum's unique characteristics make it a botanical marvel and a subject of intrigue.

What is the Titan Arum flower commonly known for?

• Its medicinal properties

• Its resemblance to rotting meat

• Its vibrant blue color

• Its sweet fragrance

How often does the Titan Arum flower bloom?

• Every four years or longer

• Every two years

• Every year

• Every month

What attracts visitors to the Titan Arum flower despite its smell?

• Its ability to change colors

• Its medicinal benefits

• Its rare blooming event

• Its sweet fragrance

Which insects are attracted to the Titan Arum for pollination?

• Bees and wasps

• Butterflies and moths

• Carrion-eating beetles and flies

• Ants and termites

Where is the Titan Arum flower naturally found?

• African savannah

• Australian outback

• Sumatra rainforest

• Amazon rainforest