The flower of Euphorbia enopla. Just as well it's not grown for the flowers isn't it.
I was having fun trying to get the shot so I may as well share the result.
Euphorbia enopla
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Re: Euphorbia enopla
That's a good photo, you really don't grow Euphorbia for their flowers but I love all the different body & leaf shapes, they are just thinking of waking up & flowering now.
Tina
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varied collection of succulents and cacti but I especially like Euphorbia's, Ariocarpus and variegated agaves.
Bucks, UK
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Re: Euphorbia enopla
The mini flowers en masse can be very impressive though.
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Re: Euphorbia enopla
I'd call them interesting rather than impressive on this species. I find it very curious that the spines sometimes decide to be flowers.
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