Euphorbia flaniganii

This is the original cutting I got from a sister in 2013. This guy stayed small for a whole year before It was established enough to start any new growth.

Here is the same plant. It has lived in this planter for about a year. I lived under the partial shade of a Kalanchoe "Flapjacks" until recently. You can see the sunburn on some of the branches.

Photo taken March 2016

This is the same kind of plant but crested! I found it at one of my local hardware stores on 9/9/15, and couldn't resist the contrast to my normal flaniganii, or Medusa's Head.

Two New Euphorbias

I got two new Euphorbias today.

I got a Tanzanian Zipper Plant or Euphorbia anoplia. It had so many little babies in it, so I repotted a few into different pots. When I took it out of it's original pot though, there were so many more new babies trying to grow up out of the soil! I'm certain this guy will be one of my more prolific growers if I can keep it happy!

I also got a crested Medusa's Head or Euphorbia flaniganii. I'm pretty excited to start my crested collection with this guy!