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Euphorbia is producing this ‘broad leaf’ for the first time in many years
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Euphorbia is producing this ‘broad leaf’ for the first time in many years


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Our Euphorbia is producing this ‘broad leaf’ for the first time in many years.

I don't know much about plants – is this normal? Will it turn into a flower?

Thank you for your advice!

by DL2SBA

4 Comments

  1. Dime4Trying

    That looks like cresting to me – a mutation of the succulent portion of the euphorbia. It looks very pretty! But won’t turn into a flower.

  2. Squawkings

    It’s cool that it’s cresting but this lil guy needs wayyy more light… Like, I’m kinda sad seeing this euphorbia pseudoglobosa stretched like this but he’s special, in his own way.

  3. Kyrase713

    That’s fasciation . A pretty deformation.

    r/fasciation

  4. DL2SBA

    Thanks to every one who posted a comment – let’s see how it develops …

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