u/penehuro

I reposted after the edit button wasnt working. I've been calling this an African euphorbia (for years) and a friendly post sent me on a journey on why this is a E. royleana. Thanks!

leafing nicely in the mid-monsoon season. It's recovered/ growing from being potted (at least 15yrs) then placed in the ground.

179g with a profile of a midrange disc.thinking Roc. It's on the heavier side.

It's a 175 g with pics of underside tooling and writing. Thankyou. thinking another 100$ sale.

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I am only posting discs I can't find on other formats.. Any info is appreciated. Thankyou!

anybody know the year? I've looked around to no avail. Please and thankyou !

please and thankyou!

they all started as cuttings. The Eve's got knocked over by the dogs recently and coming back strong. The Myrtle is almost ready for a grafting attempt. The totems are pretty common but they're so user friendly and can thrive in this heat!

It's fun plant!

flowering from a cutting I did a few weeks back!

it's one of the last to come out of hibernation. The operculicarya decaryi.

I counted about 30!!!