Rafflesia was released as part of the Mega Harvest update in Grow a Garden and is one of the most expensive seeds in the game. Thanks to its price tag, rarity and average selling value, the ...

Rafflesia is a Legendary permanent seed that was introduced to Grow a Garden on June 7, 2025 as part of the Mega Harvest Update. If you're looking to add ...

Rafflesia are so remarkable that they challenge our notion of what a flower even is. Their parasitic lifestyle, and the fact that they don't even have the gene necessary to achieve the functions ...

As their giant petals open, the blooming of flowers in the genus Rafflesia brings with them an overwhelming odor mimics the smell of rotting flesh. While their pungent stink might keep humans away ...

Rafflesia, one of the greatest botanical enigmas, has aroused curiosity among scientists for centuries.The plant is a parasite that infects tropical vines in jungles across Southeast Asia (Brunei ...

LONDON -- Rafflesia, the flower species which contains some of the world’s largest flowers, is at risk of extinction, scientists have warned in a new study. The study, co-authored by botanists ...

Rafflesia kemumu in the rainforest of Sumatra. Chris Thorogood. Most plants in the parasitic genus Rafflesia—which contains the world’s largest flower—may be at risk of extinction, new ...

RAFFLESIA is a parasitic plant that spends most of its life cycle within its host, a tropical vine, emerging only to bloom. Its flowers are the largest in the world, spanning up to a metre.

The Rafflesia is not only known as the smelliest flower in the world, it also produces the biggest flower in the world. It also doesn't have any leaves, stems or roots.

Beyond scientific characteristics, the Rafflesia holds deep cultural meaning for local Orang Asli communities, especially the Temiar and Jahai tribes, who believe the flower possesses a spirit and ...

The Rafflesia flower stays open only for a period of 5 to 7 days. The flower produces a rotten smell. This is because of the reddish tentacle-like part in the corolla of the petals.

New study finds that most Rafflesia species, which produce the world’s largest flowers, face extinction. Lack of protection at local, national, and international levels means that remaining ...