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10+ Stapelia gigantea Seeds - Indigenous South African Succulent Seeds in RSA + Free Seeds 10+ Stapelia gigantea Seeds - Indigenous South African Succulent Seeds in RSA + Free Seeds
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10+ Stapelia gigantea Seeds - Indigenous South African Succulent Seeds in RSA + Free Seeds

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Location
South Africa
Product code
Stapelia gigantea 10+
Bob Shop ID
535557563

Stapelia gigantea Seeds

The Carrion Flower, Star Fish Flower, or Giant Zulu

Stapelias are strange succulent plants native to the deserts of South Africa. The extremely large, starfish-shaped flowers of Stapelia gigantea are pale yellow with reddish stripes. The flowers give off a pestilent smell that attracts flies. As they buzz from flower to flower, flies collect pollen and transport it to the next plant, thereby ensuring the successful pollination of this species. The flower’s putrid smell and hairy, leathery texture mimic the rotting flesh of a dead animal.

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