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Coral Cactus

posted Wednesday, 13 August 2008

 

 

People who know me know that I love succulents.  Many times at work or on a special occasion someone will give me a cutting or a full plant in a container.  Lately I've been the recipient of odd plants and plants that are near death.   The coral cactus was given to me just because it was so odd looking.

This plant is Euphobia Lactea Crest and as you can see it has been grafted onto another Ephobia.  In the wild the crest is rare but with breeding and propagation techniques they are easily found.  The Euphobia Lactea Crest is grafted onto the Ephobia to speed up it's growth.  I've been told they do this in Thailand.

I'm not really into Cacti.  Repeat after me, All cacti are succulents but not all succulents are cacti.  I have some and enjoy them but there are endless varieties of succulents to discover.  The Coral Cactus, though, is a beauty and I'm looking forward to seeing it flower.

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