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11 years ago

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kaktuskris

11 years ago

Number five is Kalanchoe kewensis.

Christopher

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LeslieM peoria az
11 years ago
#2 looks like road kill cactus (Consolea rubescens), #3 variegated elephant food (Portulacaria afra 'Variegata'), #5 firesticks plant (Euphorbia tirucalli). Be careful handling the firesticks, the sap is extremely caustic.
palmbob
11 years ago
pretty sure #5 is not Euphorbia tirucalli… never seen one grow like that… however, that does not mean I know what it is… just what it's not. #1 is a Mammillaria… last one looks like a Conophytum. #4 looks like a Cereus species… maybe even monstrose… or just a baby so it looks monstrose.
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LeslieM peoria az
11 years ago
#5 looks quite similar to mine, but you may be right, there are some differences. I think it's a euphorbia of some type. There are so many, though. If it isn't tirucalli, I don't know what it is.
LilBit7765
11 years ago
I agree with Christopher on #5 ;)
breton2
11 years ago
So do I. And the last one Is definitely not a Conophytum

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