Close up of the world's largest cauliflower

The giant cauliflower, 1.8m in length, planted by farmer Peter Glazebrook in the UK has reached the record of the world's largest cauliflower.

Peter Glazebrook, 69, in the town of Newark, Nottinghamshire County, England, became famous after producing many times more fruit trees than usual.

The giant cauliflower of Mr. Glazebrook.

Glazebrook's giant cauliflower weighs 27.5kg, about 20 times more than regular cauliflower plants. Thanks to his talent for taking care of the plant, his cauliflower Glazebrook holds the record for the world's largest cauliflower.

In order for this giant cauliflower to reach its maximum size, Mr. Glazebrook must plant it in a greenhouse, while protecting it from frost during the winter months. In addition, Mr. Glazebrook and his wife also regularly watered fully. Originally water mixed with calcium nitrate, then switched to watering only one high concentration of salt once the plant began to bounce.

Not only planting giant cauliflower, Mr. Glazebrook has made other farmers admire admiringly with giant onions or 'giant' cabbage plants.

In addition to the giant cauliflower, Mr. Glazebrook also grows onion 'onion'.

Glazebrook's giant cabbage tree.