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Dec 2, 2014 10:25 PM CST
Name: Reine
Cleveland, Texas (Zone 9a)
On the 3rd day God created plants.
Adeniums Enjoys or suffers hot summers Spiders! Seed Starter Lover of wildlife (Raccoon badge) Morning Glories
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Caudiciforms and pachycaul trees are my plant passion. Lovey dubby
I love the small Euphorbia caudex forming plants. But I enjoy growing most anything with a caudex. The pachycauls I have at this time are Bursera and Commiphoras. I don't keep them as small as some people do.
A lot of these two groups of plants can be slow in growing a magnificent fat body. But large specimens can be very pricy Crying . So I generally start with young plants Sighing! . That way I can purchase more during the year. But I do drool over many out of my price range. Drooling

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