Euphorbia obesa flowers and buds close up.
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Euphorbia obesa flowers and buds close up
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nirwa
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Euphorbia obesa flowers and buds close up
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Far far away branch, Taiwan.
Growing mostly small Cacti.
Far far away branch, Taiwan.
Growing mostly small Cacti.
Re: Euphorbia obesa flowers and buds close up
lovely pictures
I wish mine looked like that.
Are they current pictures or from the summer?
I wish mine looked like that.
Are they current pictures or from the summer?
Rev Joy
enjoying keeping Mamms, Eurphorbias and wee spiny beasties
Bradford UK
BCSS number 49386
enjoying keeping Mamms, Eurphorbias and wee spiny beasties
Bradford UK
BCSS number 49386
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Julie
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Re: Euphorbia obesa flowers and buds close up
Beautiful, Nirwa. I love the skin texture and the tiny pink buds!
Btw congratulations, you have a girl.
If you have a boy, you can have baby obesa.
Btw congratulations, you have a girl.
If you have a boy, you can have baby obesa.
Happy carrier of Forby Disorder - an obsession with Euphorbia obesa.
NB. Anyone failing to provide a sensible name for me to address them will be called, or referred to, as Fred.
NB. Anyone failing to provide a sensible name for me to address them will be called, or referred to, as Fred.
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Phil Hocking
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Re: Euphorbia obesa flowers and buds close up
How are your baby obesas coming along Julie? We haven't seen a photo for quite a while now.
Somerset Phil
Somerset Phil
Member of Somerset branch. I have a diverse mixture of small cacti plus a few larger survivors from a previous collection. I also like Stapeliads, Titanopsis, Anacampseros, and various other succulents. Now proud owner of many self-raised seedlings.
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nirwa
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Re: Euphorbia obesa flowers and buds close up
First of all, thanks for viewing my pictures, pals.
Joy G Wrote:
> I wish mine looked like that.
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> Are they current pictures or from the summer?
They are current pictures just a few days ago. More and more flowers maturing for these days. I think I will shoot and post more picture on this Saturday or Sunday.
Julie Wrote:
> Beautiful, Nirwa. I love the skin texture and the tiny pink buds!
Yes, I love them too. I especially love those tiny pink buds in row. Look like candles on a birthday cake. That's why I took pictures of them.
> Btw congratulations, you have a girl. smiling smiley
Oh, really ? I don't even know that. That's my only obesa. I am quite unfamiliar to plants outside of cacti.
Thanks for telling me that.
> If you have a boy, you can have baby obesa. grinning smiley
Someday maybe. My balconies are spilling. :o
Joy G Wrote:
> I wish mine looked like that.
>
> Are they current pictures or from the summer?
They are current pictures just a few days ago. More and more flowers maturing for these days. I think I will shoot and post more picture on this Saturday or Sunday.
Julie Wrote:
> Beautiful, Nirwa. I love the skin texture and the tiny pink buds!
Yes, I love them too. I especially love those tiny pink buds in row. Look like candles on a birthday cake. That's why I took pictures of them.
> Btw congratulations, you have a girl. smiling smiley
Oh, really ? I don't even know that. That's my only obesa. I am quite unfamiliar to plants outside of cacti.
Thanks for telling me that.> If you have a boy, you can have baby obesa. grinning smiley
Someday maybe. My balconies are spilling. :o
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Far far away branch, Taiwan.
Growing mostly small Cacti.
Far far away branch, Taiwan.
Growing mostly small Cacti.