r/Euphorbiaceae

When I go back by this evening I’ll take another picture. This picture is about a week old. Some asked to see the progression of the flowering. This is a massive plant and probably the tip of the stems of the main plant are 7’ tall so the stalk is just massive. We have had some impressive storms over the last week and are expecting more in the coming days. I’m just hoping it doesn’t break and die before it blooms. Thanks to everyone over it r/cactus for the information on it before the post was removed!!

Love how weird the plant is, just curious as to a proper ID.

Short little branches, just like a cute 'little satellite'.

Digging through my procreate files last night I found this drawing from 2023. Just a xenomorph tending its Euphorbia Obesa collection in an art nouveau inspired glass house.

Sharing Euphorbia cylindrifolia in the sunlight. Usually, you can only see its lush branches, but when the caudex grows big enough, it is truly super stunning.

Help with ID, please!

I acquired it as Euphorbia poissoinii but suspect it may be E. unispina instead.

Went to a couple different HD’s today looking for a few things, and found these at both stores, unlabeled, in trays with astro-myrios, and gymno baldaniuns. I couldn’t help but grab a couple of each for the price. I see some grafting in my future.

Nice try little buddy but you’ll always be a Euphorbia.

My first Ammak is very spikey. 🤕

The caudex is round and plump—those pineapple-like textures and intricate scales are simply mesmerizing! 🍍 🍍

Hi, I just got this baby from my local garden centre, but they couldn't tell me the genus (?) name as they weren't sure so it was just generally labelled a Euphorbia.

Heaps of other named Euphorbias in the same section, just this one was on it's own with no ID.

Is anyone able to recognise it?

Thanks in advance!

We live in a colder area but found this living outside a neighbor's house.

We would like to buy one, can anyone ID this for us? Is it variegated ammak, or soemthing else?

Thanks!