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Euphorbia with climbing tendrils?

missmandylee Chirafisi

5 years ago

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macranthos
5 years ago
Could it be Adenia fruticosa instead of a Euphorbia?
missmandylee Chirafisi thanked macranthos
missmandylee Chirafisi
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5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
That’s it! Perfect. It died off during the last frost. Now rewinding, it looked more like desert rose or Buddha belly. This is the prime reason I’ve been a member of Garden Web for so many years. It’s always enlightening to associate with so many saavy and knowledgeable gardeners! Thank you all!
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macranthos
5 years ago
Yeah it’s usually grown as a hothouse plant, next to cacti and other caudiciforms. Learn how to cut back the rampant growths at the right time every year or two to enlarge the caudex over time.

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