Euphorbia lactea cristata
No time to say much about this one - just posting it as my plant for this week.
Euphorbia lactea cristata
posted by Jade at
9:20 pm
About
The challenges and joys of growing cacti and succulents - some of them are really slow and some of them don't make it but it's just amazing when they bloom - that's the reward.
Previous
- Echinofossulocactus ochoterenaus
- Mammillaria albilanata
- It's been blooming for two weeks now!
- Euphorbia aeruginosa
- Cryptanthus in bloom this week
- Bryophyllum 'crenatodaigremontianum'
- How to make mud pies
- Sansevieira cylindrica
- My weekend's work
- My "Plant of the Week"
4 Comments:
What a specimen! This is the biggest one I've seen. I had a small one planted under a tree and it was doing ok until the yard maintenance guys stepped on it while trimming the tree. I haven't replaced it.
Aiyana
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Aiyana, at April 10, 2008 9:27 pm
Very nice collection. Cactuses can be tricky in humid climates. Found your 'blog while looking up euphorbias on Google. Are you really 252 years old? (See "profile.") You sure don't look it! Quite the contrary, indeed. Mike in Salt Lake City, UT USA
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Anonymous, at April 11, 2008 10:23 am
I don't know who did that with my age!! Thanks for pointing it out - I've corrected it.
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Jade, at April 11, 2008 2:47 pm
LOL...you sure don't look that old! Hee hee hee!
This is a really huge and gorgeous plant...mine is so teenie weenie...I hope it will expand like yours!!!
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Julie, at April 12, 2008 4:44 am
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