This was my first time seeing succulents in habitat. I've included a few photos and I also made a short YouTube video. https://youtu.be/hfrAkfqMc3k
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Euphorbia balsamifera on an ancient lava field
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Euphorbia balsamifera on an ancient lava field
On a recent visit to Lanzarote I enjoyed exploring an ancient lava field on the north of the island, where huge old euphorbia balsamifera grew out of the lava rock. They were almost entirely defoliated and grew twisted and low due to the unrelenting winds.
This was my first time seeing succulents in habitat. I've included a few photos and I also made a short YouTube video. https://youtu.be/hfrAkfqMc3k
This was my first time seeing succulents in habitat. I've included a few photos and I also made a short YouTube video. https://youtu.be/hfrAkfqMc3k
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BCSS #54601 (LEEDS BRANCH)
youtube.com/@greatnorthernexotic / instagram.com/greatnorthernexotic
In the greenhouse: ariocarpus, aztekium, copiapoa, lophophora, pelecyphora, strombocactus...
In the outdoor arid bed: hardy agave, aloe, hesperaloe, opuntia, yucca...
BCSS #54601 (LEEDS BRANCH)
youtube.com/@greatnorthernexotic / instagram.com/greatnorthernexotic
In the greenhouse: ariocarpus, aztekium, copiapoa, lophophora, pelecyphora, strombocactus...
In the outdoor arid bed: hardy agave, aloe, hesperaloe, opuntia, yucca...