Cacti Identification.

19 years ago

Sorry to take up your time but I have looked through countless numbers of collections and galleries to no avail. I bought it and many others at Wal-Mart (great prices - damaged cacti - no scientific or common name). I figured out the rest of my cacti but maybe Im looking at this one wrong? Neways if you all could look at the pic I would much appreciate it. The link is {{gwi:464112}}.

or you can paste this to your browser http://a974.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/54/l_bdf52569d41dca83c6f554763fbac75d.jpg

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shrubs_n_bulbs
19 years ago
I'm pretty sure that isn't a cactus at all, but a Euphorbia. I have no idea exactly what species it might be.
biwako_of_abi
19 years ago
Possibly Euphorbia ferox? I am posting a link to images I got from Google search, but obviously many of the pictures are of different plants. Some look like yours, but I am not familiar enough with ferox to be sure whether or not it has a shiny skin.

Here is a link that might be useful: Pictures
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nhhoney
19 years ago
I have one just like this that I bought marked as Euphorbia Ferox. Nice Plant!
milwdave
19 years ago
Euphorbia of some type, definitely.

Cacti Identification.

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