I was going through photos taken last fall and thought I would share some of them.

Reine, I have some of those Euphorbias above. Don't know names or how they are going to turn out yet. Got about 20 plants out of 100 seeds purchase two years ago on Ebay. Some are extreamly slow growing.



Here are some of my other Euphorbias;
This one will not stop blooming. All spring and summer!



I had 3 big ones in a window box. Wind storm blew off porch railing. Picked up pieces and potted up in their own pots. Including two very large sections that broke off.









My tall growing ones that need re-potting.



Got a few more that look like cactus. Got to photo them.
Stush

@Stush2019 Hi. Your plants look great. And yes, a lot of the Euphorbias are slow growers.

Looks like you did good on germinating. Did you start them indoors?

The second photo looks to be Euphorbia buruana. Nice! A striking plant. Check out these two links and see what you think.
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The colors are quite beautiful on the crested. What are the plants in the last photo? I'm not familiar with them.

If it hasn't already happened, watch out. Euphorbias can be addictive.

Reine

Reine,
You are correct on E. buruana. I am a little mixed up. I purchased E. pseudocactus but was out and they gave me E. buruana instead. I knew they grew a caudeces only from seedlings, but from stem cuttings, a swollen root. I did own one in the past but gave it away to some one who loved it.


The I.D.'s on last picture;

1st. on left; Euphorbia Crown of Thorns variegata.
2nd. from left; Euphorbia lactea variegated 'Ghost' gift from Hetty.
3rd. in middle; Euphorbia Red Trigona Tree.
4th. on right; Euphorbia lactea variegated 'Ghost' from stem cutting off E. lactea crestata.
Stush

Thank you for naming your plants.

I like all of them, but I love the Euphorbia Crown of Thorns variegata. Those leaves are beautiful.

Reine

Surprisingly it bloomed all spring and summer. It is getting ready to bloom again. If you want one, I can start a arm for you or if you want me to send it out rootless? If I start it now, come spring I can send it to you.
Stush

so much Stush this is very kind of you. But I do have a couple E. buruana in a community pot. There is E. decaryi trying to take over the whole pot. Come spring I'll repot everything, some to individual pots and others back into a community pot. Would you care for some of the decaryi?

Reine

Hi Stush,
How do you root the Euphorbia Christata? Any tips? I've degrafted mine in August and this is my 2nd attempt to convince it to root. I keep the pot on the seedling mat and under the lamp, and spray sparingly the root area once in a while. Not sure if this would do the trick, fingers crossed.

Thanks!


I had 3 big ones in a window box. Wind storm blew off porch railing. Picked up pieces and potted up in their own pots. Including two very large sections that broke off.

My tall growing ones that need re-potting.

Got a few more that look like cactus. Got to photo them.
Stush[/quote]

Love everyone's Euphorbia!