Aiko wrote: ↑Sun Sep 16, 2018 4:01 pm It was easy for my Euphorbia meloformis, so I don't think you will have any difficulties rooting any offset. They will grow nicely once on their own roots too.

Thanks, Aiko. Here are a couple of the males. Incidentally, these were grown from seeds I got from you Jan. 2013.

I have a couple of male E. obesa and this one female. Earlier this season they all flowered and the female got nice large seed pods. I noticed one day that the seeds disappeared. I discovered later that the pods exploded and the seeds had scattered. Perhaps I will find some stray plants in some near...

I am baffled why quite a few of my plants are so tall. They are in full sun all day and were in 41-45°C temperature most of the summer. There a couple of fans circulating the air and the door and roof vent completely open.

"And Now for Something Completely Different"

I am not sure what this is....

OK, a couple of weeks later.... is might be a flower? Maybe not so odd?

MikeDom wrote: ↑Sat Sep 01, 2018 1:56 pm The leaves on my Cyphostemma betiforme have started to develop brown patches which I haven't seen before...

Interestingly enough it looks very similar to this. viewtopic.php?f=1&t=164995&hilit=pimple
I'd be curious enough to find out as well.

Some yellow but no white flowers yet.

Sheets of bubble wrap are readily available here with a lot of things we buy and order. It comes in sheets and you can cut it to suit and adds no weight. Even make small envelops. I honestly throw quite a bit of it out. Here is just a sample...

iann wrote:... Is this Pulmonuncula? ...

Yes. This is one of yours. Nice and stout, not drawn out.

My first this year.