Some sort of Euphorbia?

[gdlwyverex]

Greetings
I have ruled out e.milii as the thorns are all wrong and E. Ferox which doesn have throrns that spiral up the shaft like mine do

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Any ideas as to it's ID?
Thanks

Richard

[Aiko]

Pachypodium is my first thought, although it looks a bit more spiney than I would expect. Probably still Pachypodium lamerei?
Hard to say for me, as if it is Pachypodium your climate will have a different effect on it than my climate will. Which probably in that case explains the spikeyness.

But for all I care it could be an Euphorbia nonetheless. Does it bleed white sap, that you know of?

[gdlwyverex]

Pachypodium is my first thought, although it looks a bit more spiney than I would expect. Probably still Pachypodium lamerei?
Hard to say for me, as if it is Pachypodium your climate will have a different effect on it than my climate will. Which probably in that case explains the spikeyness.

But for all I care it could be an Euphorbia nonetheless. Does it bleed white sap, that you know of?

Not right arrangement of thorns nor right color for P, lamerei,
HOWEVER
a real good fit for P. geayi

Thanks


Richard

[majcka]

At the moment it looks like Pachypodium lamerei. Wait for that leaves to grow and we will know for sure if P. lamerei or P. geayi.

I'm woting for P. lamerei.