That’s right ladies, you heard it correctly! There is a plant in Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains that looks undeniably like a circumcised penis. This pitcher plant, known as Pong Kdor Moha Tep actually translates to “circumcised penis plant.” As you would guess, this phallic flora has been drawing female tourists for miles and miles to this remote area since its discovery.
The interest doesn’t stop at just its genitalia-like exterior, because this plant is also carnivorous. This penis plant opens its head-like lid at the top of its body to attract insects. Once the prey is inside, a sticky substance traps them and begins to digest them with enzymes, not unlike the human stomach.
If this penis fly trap excites you, much like the women documented in saying they wanted to take home seeds and grow their own penis gardens, then Mother Nature’s good humor doesn’t stop there. Though less obvious, the Bolivian Torch Cactus also resembles the shape of a man’s penis. A closer resemblance is found in the Peter Popper Red Hot Pepper (above) and more so in the Immodest Wang mushroom. It gets even more interesting in when you take a look at the Chinese Fleece Flower, which grows to look like a dirt troll with a penis like package. The Chinese Fleece Flower also has medical properties for kidney and bone health. And that’s bone, not boner health. Sorry fellas, none of these plants have proven to do much for your genitalia, short of emulating them.
Whereas these penis plants have all been discovered years ago, their newest member of the phallic flora club is the only one that erectly, oops, I mean directly derives its nutrients from consuming live prey. If you’re interested in seeing some ladies get their hands on this plant, check out the video below!
