finds the six-foot-high plant. Henry discovers her and in the argument that follows his mother gets too close to the plant and is eaten. Henry is upset but does nothing until a police detective named O'Columbus arrives to check out a missing person report filed by a friend of Henry's mother.

O'Columbus hears the plant talking and of course his curiosity leads to another large lunch for the plant. Henry decides that things have gone too far and refuses to co-operate further with the hungry vegetable.

The plant proceeds to blackmail Henry by coughing up "evidence"- the policeman's badge and gun. Resigned, Henry lures a prostitute to his room for a spicy evening meal. . . for the plant.

In desperation Henry forces a pair of lovers from the park to be food for his ever-hungry pet.

Henry finds he is sexually attracted to his plant but his advances only awaken her desires and he is sent back to the flower shop to get a male plant. The new plant grows rapidly and Henry is once again hunting human food for his domineering plants.

He follows a young couple home from a sex film and watches through a window as they make love. But the love-making ends in a fight and the man is killed. Henry offers his disposal services to the new widow and, together, they feed the body to one of the plants. The young lady is attracted to Henry and when she discovers he is still a virgin, she begins to seduce him. In his excitement, Henry fails to notice how close his seductress is to the other unfed plant . .. .