Government warns women to stop playing with endangered ‘penis plants’

The Cambodian government is urging sexed-up citizens to stop playing with phallic-shaped flowers known as Nepenthes holdenii — saying the erotic-looking plants are at risk of extinction.

The Ministry of Environment issued the stern statement on Wednesday after a video showing several women picking the plants went viral on the internet.

Nepenthes holdenii is a tropical pitcher plant commonly found in the mountainous regions of western Cambodia. The flower — dubbed the “penis plant” due to its resemblance to an erect human phallus — has long been a protected species.

However, in recent years, locals and tourists have been pulling the frisky-looking flora from the ground at an increased rate and snapping selfies for social media.

The move has concerned officials, with the Ministry stating: “What they are doing is wrong and do not do it again in the future! Thank you for loving natural resources, but do not pick, [or] they will be ruined!”

Cambodia's Ministry of Environment has issued a statement ordering people to stop picking the Nepenthes holdenii — an endangered plant that bares strikingly resemblance to an erect human penis.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Environment has issued a statement ordering people to stop picking Nepenthes holdenii — an endangered plant that has a striking resemblance to an erect human penis.
One of the women in the viral video is seen holding up a handful of the suspicious-looking flowers, seemingly impressed with her haul.
One of the women in the viral video is seen holding up a handful of the suspicious-looking flowers, seemingly impressed with her haul.
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The Nepenthes holdenii is a carnivorous tropical pitcher plant commonly found in the mountain regions of western Cambodia.
Nepenthes holdenii is a carnivorous tropical pitcher plant commonly found in the mountainous regions of western Cambodia.

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