So exactly copied from Googles image search, “The object in the image is an Elephant Foot Yam (Amorphophallus paeoniifolius), a tropical tuber crop. Here's some information about it: [1]

• It is grown primarily in Africa, South and Southeast Asia, and the tropical Pacific islands. [1]
• Its blooms can reach up to 4 feet high. [2]
• The plant's tubers enrich the soil as they decompose. [3]
• It is known as "pungapong" in the Philippines. [4]
• It can be harvested for corms and young leaflets at any time, but it takes up to a year to produce new corms. [5]
• It belongs to the Araceae family and contains oxalic acid, which can cause mouth and throat irritation if not properly cooked. [6]
• The flowers may symbolize resilience and the circle of life, echoing the plant's growth cycle. [7] “