Help Please
What kind of euphorbia.. Thank you

Hey K.W. I missed being able to visit you while in the UK. Family issues caused the 2 weeks to be cut down to 1 week.
Mike M

Spot on.. Thank you Lucy and phil..

helps if I add pictures..

Red Spines..

Never underestimate anttisepps ability to identify a plant.

I picked this up this morning from a small cactus nursery in North Hollywood Ca. The Owner insisted it was and Argentinean Opuntia. Its not .. The soft curved spins are quite unique

BTY way.. I had no issues with your picture size. looked fine on my computer..

Since it is a Saguaro remember they are very slooooow growing. Based on the size of the new section the damage to the plant probably occurred 25 yrs ago. As for rooting there is a 99% chance it will never happen. Saguaro can go for years without roots before dying. When mature plants get moved from ...

Yes.. this is a melocatus. . Most likely Melocactus zehntneri. Nice mature plant..

All 3 of these were cuttings I rooted 4 years ago. As they have grown they have always needed support. What I have not been able to figure out is why within 48hrs of being watered they just flop over. Any help is appreciated. 20221023_080059.jpg 20221023_080104.jpg 20221023_080108.jpg 20221023_08011...

I checked everywhere. The bedrooms and dining space. Only Tropicals

Hi All , I know its been awhile. Ok The wife and I did an inventory yesterday. 499 plants outside of the greenhouse, 645 plants in the greenhouse and 2 more in the house. 20221018_162021.jpg 20221018_162032.jpg 20221018_162041.jpg 20221018_162057.jpg 20221018_162102.jpg 20221018_162117.jpg 20221018_...

Give that baby 20 yrs and you will have a 8" tall plant..

Hi Jerry
BTW your donations are still growing. They have survived the heat so far.