What is the best way to get unrooted Euphorbia obesa to start growing roots?
Euphorbia obesa - Baseball Plant [bare root] [limited]
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Aug 08, 2022 - 10:44 AM
You'll want to lay the plant on top of well-draining soil in a container with a drainage hole. Just be sure the top of the plant is facing up and the bottom is firmly in contact with the soil. Then water it deeply when the soil is dry. But do be patient; this species can be slow growing.
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Euphorbia obesa - Baseball Plant [bare root] [limited]
Baseball Plant (Euphorbia obesa) (Hooker): A small, symmetrical plant that stays nearly perfectly round. The stem has (usually 8) sides divided by small tubercles that resemble the stitching on a baseball. It has variable coloration with bands of blue-green, copper, silver, or purple. They need part...
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