Euphorbia lactea f. cristata

My grafted coral cactus had root rot or something because the lower part of it had roots but the cactus what rotted and I noticed it too late...can't find any information if an non grafted coral cactus can survive...anyone has an idea? #needhelp #coralcactus #euphorbia-crest @lovestogarden @KariSamuel

That is a great article @KelsiBriana. Informative and not excessively long (my beef with most blogs).

I have always want a coral cactus, but (also) without a graft... Now I'm thinking about getting one!! @cyndi @KelsiBriana @lovestogarden

They are magnificent! I think you can find some good information Maribel and you should have success. Keep us posted on the process. @cyndi @KelsiBriana @KariSamuel

Thanks @cyndi I'll check it out

@KelsiBriana my coral cactus doesn't have any green on it so I guess I have to graft it...I'll look into the link you shared...thanks

@lovestogarden I'll keep you guys posted ..I might try grafting it if I find a cacti to do it with...had it for years and I want to save it....thanks love

@KariSamuel They are very pretty...once I find a job I will send you one. Hubby on workers comp so we are a little tight but you have been very kind to me...thanks love

Help me identify this plant. This one was in the back of the terrarium I got for valentines day. #plantid #terrarium #wateringadvice #cactus-tip #cactus #Euphorbialacteacristatavariegata @coralcactus

Fabulous!

I believe it is a #brainsucculent #alabasterswirlsucculent

@treefrog44 Thanks love!!

Your welcome! Glad to help :)

I got one.