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Wow ,Those are some big obesa.
A very nice E cylindrifolia looking great in its new pot

fero wrote: ↑Thu Jun 10, 2021 10:23 pm Wow ,Those are some big obesa.
A very nice E cylindrifolia looking great in its new pot

They all must be more than 25 years old as I have a record of them from 1996 in my plant database - only looked at the database as I did find another euphorbia but not sure if it is still alive, it did have a label in the pot but ink had faded so can't even tell which side was written on hence looking for name perhaps E. globosa or pseudoglobosa

Doesn’t Tina have some decent Euphorbias?

Herts Mike wrote: ↑Fri Jun 18, 2021 6:12 pm Doesn’t Tina have some decent Euphorbias?

Certainly obesas and symmetricas!

Euphorbia brevirama ES2576 Klippla, probably grown a tad to hard. Lots of glistening nectar for the flies.

Great photo John , that's not one I've grown, I like the colour. The meristem on these must be quite something as from the main one rise many smaller one's.

This was nine years ago, probably the last time it was re-potted. Really it is a expensive fancy Parsnip

Well it's time, THE WINNER IS , Darren s
A very good close up , looking like something from another planet.
Thank you to everyone that posted .
Over to Darren

Cool! Thank you.

I will have a think and a quick look back through what has been done recently.