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can you identify this ?

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Here's a graft I did recently, can anyone ID it ?.
Yes I know its ugly and as Colin would say 'only a mother could love it' but I do and I hope it grows well for me.
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Post by ralphrmartin »

Cristate Euphuorbia abdelkuri?
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Well that didn't take much guessing Ralph got it right, I thought it was unusual and I have never tried grafting using abdelkuri as stock but 'fingers crossed ' it has worked.
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Gold dust, look after it.
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Crikey Tina, you do find some unusual plants!
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Good job Tina, hat down.
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Its taken me 3 years to get the courage to graft it, the hardest bit is cutting euphorbia abdelkuri, not common and it has very tough dermis, I knew the stay sharp fish filleting knife would come in useful. its a good job the family don't know what I get up to.

It does seem to be very rare as I have only seen the one plant.
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