**Euphorbias have a white sap that can be an irritant to skin and eyes!! Always be extremely careful when handling, and always wear gloves and glasses!
Euphorbia Obesa, the baseball succulent. This is an older specimen that has aged well with minimal attention, in fact its been neglected. Same soil and original container, desperatley could use some room to grow. Next is sake situation, this is a Medusa type but forgetting name???? Thick legs vs the skinny ones. Last is the Euphorbia flanaganii crested specimens in 6" plastic containers. These guys are full and would all benefit with an up pot to a larger container. Dry pieces can be carefully trimmed, always wear gloves and glasses when maintaining your euphorbia specimens.
**Succulents are not perfect, they may have small flaws, please do not expect every leaf to be perfect, these are growing succulents and like people, they have character!
We always do our best to safely package our plants but leafs and branches can break off. Simply allow ends to dry and most branches will reroot, these larger pieces were also broken off from even larger specimens!!
If looking for larger pieces or larger quantities etc. please email us with any questions. Thanks.
