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Euphorbia hedyotoides
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Re: Euphorbia hedyotoides
Very nice pics Geoff 
I have been told that seed grown E. heydiotoides form a roundish caudex (as in pic # 2) whereas cutting grown E. heydiotoides develop swollen roots kinds of a caudex that is visible in rest of the pics. Is this true? What factors / methods help in developing a caudex that is more roundish in shape?
Experts, any input please.
Thanks
I have been told that seed grown E. heydiotoides form a roundish caudex (as in pic # 2) whereas cutting grown E. heydiotoides develop swollen roots kinds of a caudex that is visible in rest of the pics. Is this true? What factors / methods help in developing a caudex that is more roundish in shape?
Experts, any input please.
Thanks