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Corpse lily, cactus, false shamrock, and Kanya pistula are found in Cadiz City and some parts of the Negros Occidental.
The Corpse lily or Titan arum is one of the world’s stinkiest flowers, with an odor similar to a rotting corpse. Its size can reach up to 10 feet, and its smell is responsible for drawing in flies and beetles that pollinate it. Cacti also grow flowers, and there are as many types as there as 1,000 species of cactus. They can appear similar to sea urchins, some may look like lotus flowers, and others have bright colors that attract hummingbirds and bees. False shamrocks are flowering plants that have purple triangular leaves forming something similar to clovers. They also bloom white or pink flowers that appear during the spring or summer. Selling these plants are common especially around St. Patrick’s Day because of its similarities to Irish shamrocks. Kanya pistula or the golden rain tree grows up to 66 feet and has yellow flowers that attract butterflies and bees. The flowers are mainly ornamental, but some use it as food for both humans and certain farm animals. It is used as herbal medicine in India.