De Kruidtuin in Leuven has recently added two giant arum lilies, also known as penis flowers, to its collection. This rare and unusual plant is famous for its distinctive odor when in bloom, attracting curious visitors across Belgium. On 2025-08-14 14:38:00, the garden officially announced the arrival of these fascinating flowers, sparking interest among locals and tourists alike.
- De Kruidtuin toont twee reuzearonskelken
- Reuzearonskelken staan bekend om sterke stank
- Zeldzame bloem heet ook penisbloem
- Gent en Meise huisvesten reuzearonskelken
- Reuzearonskelken trekken jaarlijks honderden bezoekers
While giant arum lilies are uncommon, they are already found in Belgian botanical gardens in Gent and Meise, where they draw hundreds of visitors every year. Could these new specimens in Leuven become the next local attraction? What makes these flowers so intriguing despite their pungent smell?
Discover what this means for Belgian plant enthusiasts and how the Kruidtuin’s new additions might influence local biodiversity and tourism.
Why is the giant arum lily so captivating despite its notorious scent? This plant challenges traditional ideas of beauty in nature and highlights Belgium’s rich botanical diversity. Its presence in Leuven raises questions about:
- The potential boost in local tourism and educational opportunities
- How botanical gardens contribute to preserving rare species
- Public reactions to unusual plants with strong odors
As these giant arum lilies bloom in Leuven, why not plan a visit to experience this rare spectacle firsthand? Stay curious and support local botanical initiatives to keep Belgium’s green spaces vibrant and educational.
