I'm here in our Conservatory

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The video capitalizes on the inherent fascination and rarity of the Corpse Flower's bloom, creating anticipation and educational value. The clear explanation of the blooming process and the visual appeal of the unique plant draw viewers in.

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The video showcases two Corpse Flowers at The Huntington's Conservatory, named Odora and Odorysseus, which are nearing their blooming period. The presenter explains the parts of the flower and the process of blooming, including the release of a foul odor to attract pollinators.

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When will our Corpse Flowers bloom? 🌱 While there's no way to predict the exact timing, Erik shares signs he looks for to make an educated guess. Odora and Odorysseus are siblings from a 2002 pollination. Odora last bloomed in 2024, while Odorysseus is getting ready for its first public bloom. Follow along for bloom updates, and tune into the livestream on our YouTube channel as we await TWO potential blooms. ⤴