Carrion Plant 'Stapelia gigantea' Holiday_Gifts Odontophorus nanus is a slow-growing

Odontophorus nanus is a slow-growing succulent

has remained little known for a long time

Frost and freezing temperatures can impact the cactus by killing young tissue at the end of the stems and limiting its range

closing somewhat during the hottest part of the day

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Carrion Plant 'Stapelia gigantea' Holiday_Gifts Odontophorus nanus is a slow-growingThe Carrion plant, known as Stapelia gigantea, is known for having the largest flowers of almost any succulent in the world. Native to South Africa, the Stapelia gigantea has several other common names, such as carrion flowers, starfish plant, starfish flower, toad plant, and zulu giant plant. The term "carrion" is used to describe the unpleasant, foul odor associated with decaying flesh. This Stapelia gigantea gets its common name because its flowers