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My Euphorbia and Caudex Blog Update

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Hello all I want to make central topic for showing pictures, progress and maybe questions of my Caudex and Euphorbia collection.

Firts I'll start with the pictures of the plants I have at this moment.

Boophone disticha :
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Fockea edulis :
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Ficus abutilifolia :
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Euphorbia aeruginosa :
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Euphorbia horrida var. Striata
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This month will arrive the two rare Madagaskar species Cyphostemma laza and Euphorbia bevialopsis.
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My new plants arrived yesterday and I want to share the pictures of these

Cyphostemma laza, about 30cm high :
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Euphorbia bevialopsis, about 30cm high :
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Kedrostis africana, caudex with about 12cm:
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Wow, that Boophone is big! Puts my tiny little seedlings to shame. :razz: Are any of these plants habitat collected?
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Wow, that Boophone is big! Puts my tiny little seedlings to shame. :razz: Are any of these plants habitat collected?
Thanks Dan. (tu) .

For your info the Boophone disticha is 6 years old, height is 12cm, thickest part is 6cm thick :grin:
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Are Cyphostemma and Kedrostis dioecious plants ?
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Hmm... I would request that you try to avoid buying habitat-collected plants in future. It's a very destructive process. :???: I'm sure others would agree with me too.

A lot of cucurbits are dioecious, so I'd guess that Kedrostris is, but I'm not sure about Cyphostemma. :razz:
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I believe everybody will agree that buying habitat collected plants is very sad. Anyone in their right mind can see that.
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I'll checked it out with the seller.
NONE of the plants I have are collectes in nature (tu).

I'm more happyer with that knowledge.
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This weekend are 3 species added to my collection .
Added are young seedlings of Trichodiadema densum, Othonna macrisperma and Petopentia natalensis.
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