The flower diameter of man-eating flowers can reach 1.5m, and there are five petals, the thickness of which can reach 1.4cm, and most of them grow in virgin forests and swamps. It has no leaves and roots, and it is a parasitic plant, which will give off a smell similar to that of corpse decay.

Introduction of cannibal flower modeling

1, outline introduction

Man-eating flowers are Ardisia plants, alias Ardisia, which mainly grow in virgin forests and swamps in America. Man-eating flowers have no leaves and roots, and mainly absorb nutrients from their hosts. It has five petals, the flower diameter can reach 1.5 meters, and it smells of rotting corpses.

2. Breeding method

Man-eating flowers have no obvious four seasons, and they will sprout at any time throughout the year. May-10 is the main growing season of cannibal flowers every year, and their flowers can only bloom for 4-5 days. During this period, they will absorb insects to pollinate them. When the cannibal flowers wither, their flowers will turn into a pile of black substances.

3. Variety introduction

The king flower is mainly parasitic on the climbing stems of climbing vines in the tropical rain forest. The common varieties are King Palisse, King Chili, King Lunadi, King Magnificent, King Moluccas and King Borneo, among which King Palisse has no chlorophyll and cannot carry out photosynthesis.

4. Population situation

Wanghua is mainly distributed in the tropical rain forest at an altitude of 500-700 meters. It is difficult to reproduce and can only live in fertile and humid soil. At present, there is no precedent of artificial cultivation, and Dawanghua is listed in the red list of endangered species, which is a rare and rare flower plant.