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Feb 11, 2019 7:57 PM CST
Name: Audrey
Central Texas (Zone 8a)
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Karen, if your talking about the Euphorbia lactea 'cristata' I can tell you what I did but it is the same as I do for most of my succulents and is not the typical advice given. I use nice organic soils that still are well draining like rose soil. This works with my style of watering habits matched with my climate. I never fertilized. Let me look around and try to find the photos. I think I saw some of them in one of my 2015 folders the other day. The roots get truly massive if given the space. Off to look for photos....might be a while!

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