Tag: Corpse Flower
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Rare Corpse Flower Blooms at Colorado State University
Fort Collins, Colorado – A rare event unfolded at Colorado State University (CSU) as Cosmo, the Corpse Flower, finally bloomed, announced CSU researchers. The flower, known for its distinctive odor akin to that of decaying flesh, blossomed into a deep red, purplish hue on Saturday night, filling the air with its unique scent. Signs of…
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Rare Bloom: Cosmo the Corpse Flower Debuts in Colorado
A unique and rare spectacle unfolded over the Memorial Day weekend at the Plant Growth Facility Conservatory, nestled within the premises of Colorado State University in Fort Collins. The anticipation surrounding the blooming of Cosmo, a corpse flower, drew enthusiasts and curious onlookers, eager to witness this extraordinary event firsthand. A Seven-Year Wait Comes to…
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Rare Corpse Flower Bloom Unveiled at Colorado State University
Colorado State University’s Plant Growth Facility Conservatory in Fort Collins hosts a unique spectacle this Memorial Day weekend as the rare corpse flower, named Cosmo, finally blooms after seven years of anticipation. The event, a first for CSU, draws attention not just for its rarity but also for its pungent aroma, likened to the smell…
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Rare Corpse Flower Blooms at Colorado State University
Rare Corpse Flower to Bloom at Colorado State University Plant Growth Facility Fort Collins, Colorado – Memorial Day weekend is set to witness a unique event at the Plant Growth Facility Conservatory of Colorado State University (CSU). The highly anticipated blooming of a rare corpse flower named Cosmo is expected to captivate visitors, despite its…
