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Jul 18, 2023 - 06:01 AM
It could be an indicator of age, but it could also be abnormal growth caused by a lack of light. You can read more about what succulents do when they're not getting enough light at the link below.
My baseball plant is over 6 inches tall. Is that an age indicator? Euphorbia obesa - Baseball Plant [bare root] [limited]
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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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