Is that Euphorbia? (sp: E. aeruginosa)

Do you grow it?

OMG forgive me! imeant to upload two pics of mine. Old age is my excuse though. Yes Euphorbia aeruginosa or whatever the spelling is.

Pic 1, please excuse the opuntia in the back.

2nd pic of another one i have. Please excuse the S. Stapeliformis on the right as i kind of just stuck them in there after they fell out of their own pot.

Neil

lol...nice plants! Opuntias and S.s. too. Spines look quite vicious :) I do not have this plant - hope others do and post pics.

I had a little E. aeruginosa 20 years ago. Yours are so much bigger and look so much better.

In the left upper corner, beside the lactea. This is at least 2 months old. Now it began putting up fresh red new spines. Its a bit difficult to pull it out now,....as this crate is now almost filled to the brim.

Now, it may be a tad sunburnt, but likely nothing too severe. It has also grown quite a bit. Let off stems with fresh new bright red spines...

Stefan-- I see them thanks! Are the middle bendy/twisty ones senecios? I like the crate/tray you have. I have flat trays that plants tend to tip out of. I like the way yours has the sloped sides; perfect for quickly transporting a bunch of smaller plants. They also appear to be stackable.

That is supposed to be an orbea. Dont know what happened to it. Absolutely none of the other stapeliads and euphorbia behaved like that... It was in light, and i got etiolation...

This would be more or less how the whole setup was back then. Now there are a couple of tweaks(mainly the table one is raised a bit higher). Also, peppers.

Dont know about stackable, but its meant to be easily removed in case of strong rain or hail...

My grandparents tend the plants. I live elsewhere, with no suitable space and conditions for stacking . I do pest and health checks, they do the weekly watering. I add extra water if needed(hot weather).