Hi All,
Just wondering if anyone can positively ID these 2 for me.
Thanks,
Andrew
Euphorbia ID request
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- Bulbil
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Euphorbia ID request
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Re: Euphorbia ID request
First is one of many medusoid possibilities... will need a full head of foliage and possibly even cyathia to know, and even then, there are so many hybrids on the market. Second is a plant I have but do not know what it is... .... possibly a horridus hybrid. Pretty hardy plant, though... tolerates temps down into the high teens.
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- Bulbil
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Re: Euphorbia ID request
Thanks Geoff. I have all my Euphorbias on a north facing wall which is the hot side down here. And our temps only really get down to about 3 or 4 degrees on the coldest winter nights which is around 37F. They all do well except Euphorbia baioensis. I have just tried to grow it again for the second time but I think because it is such a tropically species it just doesn't do well. Our weather here is closest in equivalent to SF with the occasional Palm Springs like summer!