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DirtAdvice
Looks like a crested Euphorbia lactea ‘White Ghost’ that reverted to a crested Euphorbia lactea that reverted to just a Euphorbia lactea. 😂
Very cool effect IMO if you can keep everything in proportion.
MoonLover808
What you have is the unique opportunity to see how the plant has evolved into the different forms. Other cactus and succulents have gone through this process of transformation.
pftxffl
You can cut off the bright green and root a new plant to encourage the verigated part to grow. The verigated or light part is a slower grower and needs lots of light. Collectors are always on the hunt for verigated specimens like this. Your plant is spectacular!
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Looks like a crested Euphorbia lactea ‘White Ghost’ that reverted to a crested Euphorbia lactea that reverted to just a Euphorbia lactea. 😂
Very cool effect IMO if you can keep everything in proportion.
What you have is the unique opportunity to see how the plant has evolved into the different forms. Other cactus and succulents have gone through this process of transformation.
You can cut off the bright green and root a new plant to encourage the verigated part to grow. The verigated or light part is a slower grower and needs lots of light. Collectors are always on the hunt for verigated specimens like this. Your plant is spectacular!