I’ve used a number of plant identification apps and AI and I keep getting different answers. Most suggest Ceropegia mixta or a Euphorbia mammillaris.
When I pulled a dead arm off, the base produced a white, very sticky, milky substance which may an indicator of a Euphorbia, but I’m not finding any pictures of plants that look similar.
Any thoughts?
by ispi13
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Looks like Euphorbia inermis
A Euphorbia medusoid type. These hybridize readily and can’t really be verified as a true species without either you or the grower jumping through a bunch of hoops. Most likely suspect is E. flanganii hybrid. The latex is not good to touch so make sure you wash your hands.
It’s a medusoids hybrid