Euphorbia Obesa
Baseball plant
- Late Summer 2022
- 31
- 6
- Late Summer 2022
- 24
- 2
- Late Summer 2022
- 16
- 2
- Early Autumn 2019
- 29
- 14
- Early Spring 2019
- 26
- 3
- Late Autumn 2018
- 28
- 3
- Mid Spring 2018
- 33
- 4
Euphorbia Obesa
- Late Summer 2022
- 31
- Late Summer 2022
- 24
#update of growth on this #Euphorbia obesa. #euphorbiaobesa #euphorbia-obesa #baseballplant #southerncalifornia 2 September 2022
Thank you for the tag. The symmetry is wonderful in this guy. @gjones
- Late Summer 2022
- 16
#update of growth on this #Euphorbia obesa. #euphorbiaobesa #euphorbia-obesa #southerncalifornia 2 September 2022
He has been growing! I do love the texture and markings. @gjones
- Early Autumn 2019
- 29
She has grown! #euphorbia #euphorbia-obesa #euphorbiaobesa #baseballplant #southerncalifornia 3 October 2019
Love your cactus! Neat!
Is your cactus plant inside or outside?
@robbinb, thank you. I have my cactus and succulent plants outside. Right now I still have this and others under a canopy, as it keeps the sun out of my house. I live in Southern California, so my weather is mild.
Katy, I wish I had a lady version, then I could send you seeds. This is a male. I incorrectly refered to him as "she", but they are distinctly male and female to get seeds. I have my eyes open for finding a female. 💗 @gjones
Hi Janice, I wish I could say it was mild where I live but anything over 80 I now consider hot😁. I have several of my cactus on a table with a cover that gets morning sun from the east. I just sat my lithops out there for now. I did have them inside but wasn’t sure if they were getting enough sun. I really like the baseball cactus and may make a trip out to the Joshua Tree area where I saw one. Loved yours though and the photos were great.
Yes, Katy, they both bloom but flowers are different. I actually haven't seen the female flower, but read up on it. It is so interesting to me. @gjones
I agree that over 80 is too hot. I have been enjoying our milder temps this last month. Joshua Tree must have lots of fun varieties. His was a gift from a friend who grew it from seed he propagated from his own plants. Do you follow @sushiwaitress? She grows great lithops from seed. 💗
@gjones @lovestogarden @robbinb yep we found each other's lithops 🙋♀️
Thank you Katy. ☺️ @gjones
👏👏👏 @robbinb @sushiwaitress
Hi Janice, I haven’t been out to Joshua Tree in a while but they used to have a really nice nursery out there.
- Early Spring 2019
- 26
#Euphorbia obesa with lots of #flowers. #succulent #euphorbia-obesa #baseballplant #southerncalifornia #california 6 April 2019
Beautiful. It has created its own flower arrangement in its own special container. Nature's own artistic creation. 🦋🦋🦋
- Late Autumn 2018
- 28
#euphorbia #euphorbiaobesa #euphorbia-obesa #baseballplant #blooming #succulent #southerncalifornia #california 29 November 2018
Looks like a sea creature
It does @mardel 😁
- Mid Spring 2018
- 33
A friend at the #succulentsociety fufilled a #succulent rather high up on my wish list! He grew this #fromseed (he harvested). This is a #male - check out the #stamen . He has promised the female once he has identified one. #euphorbia #euphorbiaobesa #flowering #yellow #succulentsunday
Wow... unique...@lovestogarden, never saw that..
How odd! Very cool!💘😍
How intriguing! Hope you get a girl soon. @lovestogarden
#update of growth on this #Euphorbia obesa. #euphorbiaobesa #euphorbia-obesa #baseballplant #southerncalifornia 2 September 2022
It’s growing tall!🌞
Me too Katy. Maybe seeds on the internet? I do know these plants are either male or female. The flowers need to be cross pollinated. @gjones
Yes @sunlovin. I have it under a shade. Maybe it needs to move a bit closer to the sun side.
Wooooow... and woooow its really huge
He has grown a lot. The man who gifted it to me grew it from seed. @grantham