How to get Rafflesia seeds in Grow a Garden, including the base value for Rafflesia and whether it's single or multiple ...

Size and stench have made Rafflesia famous, but these aren't even close to the plants' most fascinating trait. Unlike most flowers, Rafflesia has no leaves, no stems, not even any roots.

She brought back Rafflesia seeds, root cuttings of a grape-vine-like Tetrastigma adorned with Rafflesia buds, and, in her earliest days, an entire host plant uprooted from the rainforest.

A woman leans over a rafflesia flower, which can spread 3 feet (1 meter) in diameter. Jeremy Holden ... stems and roots — features typically used to identify and group plants.

The plant has no roots or leaves – it’s parasitic. The rafflesia feeds on a host plant to live, drinking its water and nutrients. It’s only visible when it bursts through the host plant to ...

According to Molina, Rafflesia is a plant like no other. It produces the largest flowers in the world, yet it is parasite, completely dependent on its sole host plants in the genus Tetrastigma.

Rafflesia is a Legendary permanent seed that was introduced to Grow a Garden on June 7, 2025, ... which is the ability to get a seed just by picking crops from the plant.

Curiously, it was the same location (and host plant) that produced what was the largest rafflesia ever recorded back in 2017. But this monster flower is 4 inches wider, CNN Indonesia reported.

The rafflesia plant is often referred to as a “monster flower” for its parasitic properties and repugnant stench. Indonesian wildlife officials might’ve found the most monstrous flower of ...