These Euphorbia polygonas have been growing outside for the past three years are are looking fine. The green forms have many pups at their bases. The blue 'snowflake' forms do not make nearly as many babies. You can just see a bit of a few other euphorbias growing nearby: mamillaris, anoplia, suzannae, and obesa.
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