All About Euphorbias - How Euphorbias Differ From Cacti
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Here are the Euphorbias that I own along with some information about each one. I also added two ways to differentiate cacti from succulents that look like cacti. Hope you enjoy this one :)
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Websites I used:
San Marcos Growers
www.smgrowers.com/products/pl...
Altman Plants
www.altmanplants.com/
Cactuspedia
www.cactuspedia.info/schede/EU...
Plantlust
plantlust.com/plants/28797/eu...
Dave's Garden
davesgarden.com/guides/article...
World of Succulents
worldofsucculents.com/
The Encyclopedia of Succulents
llifle.com/Encyclopedia/SUCCUL... - Навчання та стиль
Your euphorbia Medusa's head is just stunning!! I recently bought a euphorbia Decaryi and I'm obsessed with it, it's become my new fave 💚
This was handy - I was wondering what the differences were and I noticed it just as I was ready to repot my euphorbias. Thanks.
Amazing collection of wonderful euphorbias!!!
Thanks so much! Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
Thanks for explaining very well , great video !!
Euphorbias are quickly becoming my favorite genus of plant. Thanks for the informative video! Love my Medusa's Head, and I have a Ritchiei on the way that reminds me of a single stalk for the Inermis :)
pro tip : watch series at flixzone. I've been using it for watching a lot of movies these days.
@Lyle Andres definitely, I've been using Flixzone for since december myself =)
That red one at 3:38 is not a E. Lactea but a E. Trigona rubra
Trigona have leaves, while Lactea didn't have. So this is correct, it's E. Lactea.
Good video. I just ebay purchased a white euphorbia Lactea with several side branches and pinkish red tips. I have a big meter tall green one in a tall pot it gets leaves as well as thorns. I think they are referred to as Euphorbia Trigona. You have some lovely plants.
Nice little collection., really like the inermis.
Clyde Morris thank you 🙏😊. Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
Thank you for sharing, very interesting video and information! :)
Hey Alpha Noir! Thanks for the love! ❤️ Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
One of my favourite genera. So much variety.
Hey anarchoutis ! Mine too 😊
Thank you so much ❤️ it was both informative and interesting 😇
Does Ghost euphorbia put out any blooms?
The music why I've been herd of this the whole time btw it is the best :)
Gyro Pollo thanks. Have a Happy New Year!
Love that lasts euphorbia. I think the euphorbias are my favorites!👉👵👈
Hi Libby's Little Garden! I agree, Euphorbias are so diverse, they make for awesome specimens in your collection. Hope you have a great week! :)
Learning a lot abt euphorbias. I love them.
Hi debjani bhowmick! I'm glad you are enjoying the videos. Keep watching! Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
Thank you for the video. God bless!
Hello. Great video. What is the name of the little black plant to the right of the screen? Thank you in advance.
Where can I buy rooted cuttings
Thank you for this very informative video. I didn't know that so many different succulents were all Euphorbia. I have started adding various varieties of Euphorbia to my collection. I have two questions. Do you know if any of them produce and edible fruit? And the other question is regarding your little leaf propagations. I noticed that you are having a high rate of success with them. Almost every time I try to root succulent leafs, they either dry out or they turn mushy. And if I do have success with one or two out of twenty or thirty in a tray, some will rot and some will dry out in the same tray. How do you get them all to make babies?
Hi Arthur's Garden Days :) Let me briefly answer your questions. First, I don't know of any edible fruits produced by Euphorbias. However, that does not mean that there isn't one out there. There are so many Euphorbias that it is entirely possible, I just don't know of any off hand. Second, you were asking about my leaf propagations and my success with them. I would like to encourage you in your propagation. What you were seeing were leaves that had already produced significant root growth and had been up potted from their original shallow propagation trays. I have had many leaves dry up without producing any roots. It's kind of a part of the process. One thing that helps to encourage rapid root development is watering more frequently than you would water your fully grown succulent plants. Hope this is helpful to you :) Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
Very nice job on the video
Hi Joyce 👋! Thank you very much 🙏😊. Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
Great, very beautiful
raimundo abreu hi 👋. Thank you 😊. Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
So helpful!!! Thank you!! 🌱🌱
Vanessa Thank you and keep watching! 😊
I certainly will! I’m getting ready to repot my euphoria which lives outside during the summer months here in IN.
Are the zippers slow growers ?
Beautiful beautiful beautiful!! Do you sell cuttings? 🙏🙏🙏
Hi Jessica! Yes, I do sell cuttings. I don't have them all the time though. I do have an email list if you'd like to be on that. Just head on over to my FB page (Liquidambar Girl) and message me your email. Thanks for watching! Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
Thanks. I've been growing the Euphorbia lactea "Good Luck Plant" for decades. When I lived down south it used to flower pretty much every year. But now that I live north of Chicago, I might get a few leaves in a good year.
I put them in direct sun during the summer months. Down south, I put them on an enclosed porch with bright indirect light (and a longer outdoor season too). I'm concerned I'm giving them too much direct sun.
What do you think?
Hi 👋 Eddie X! I your concern is too much sun ☀️, I’d say to just observe your Euphorbia. If it isn’t showing any signs of burning, you are golden 👍!
Also, have you considered a small grow light to help get your plant through those long Chicago winters? Many companies are now producing light bulbs that are actual grow lights that will fit in light fixtures that you already own. Hope this helps!!!
@@LiquidambarGirlGardening Thanks. I've been watching them for decades. I'd just like to get them to flower.
A light might help give them a head start in the spring but I'm not going to go that route. They make it through the winter just fine along with my cacti. They're all in a bright spot in one room (floor to ceiling, wall to wall window facing east) and they require virtually no attention for months. In fact, I might water them twice in 5 months, then water thoroughly before placing outside.
When it comes to water, less is more with most potted plants. The number one killer of houseplants that I see - not just cacti and succulents - is overwatering.
Wow! Floor to ceiling windows 😱. Color me jealous! That sounds amazing. Like a plant lover’s dream come true! And you are 💯 percent correct. Improper watering is the number one killer of our beloved houseplants 😬
@@LiquidambarGirlGardening I bought the house for the windows. Then I had new custom windows installed.
You only live once.
Isn't it a peduncle?
Is the Ghost lactia ok under a led grow light? Great video.
Hi cursiveman ! Yes, I grow all of my Euphorbias under grow lights. Thanks for watching and commenting. Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
@@LiquidambarGirlGardening you
if you like E. Inermis, you should check out E. Ritchei, it is similar and awesome too!
Nice! I'll have to find some pictures. Thanks for sharing!
What is the specific name of the black succulent at 5:58 on the right.
Hello, J Torres! That was a Haworthia 'African Pearls'.
very good vid
Hey Solveg Rasmus! Thank you and keep watching :) Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
We had a giant euphorbia that invaded our backyard and when cutting it back my dad got that white latex in his eye. That was a scary trip to the hospital! He almost lost his sight. Luckily he reacted well and inmediatly put his eyes opened under the shower letrinas water Flow until my mom got everythig rrsdy to go to the hospital
💜 Euphorbias!
Finally someone from Ohio, thank you very infomative
Katie hi! A fellow Ohioan? Yay. You will have to let me know if you have any favorite plant shops that I should visit 😉
Lindo😍😍
This needs a jumps-scare at the very end.
THANK YOU I HAVE THE DRAGON BONES.
Hi Thomas! I'm glad you like Euphorbias too :) Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
thomas brown you're so lucky..this is the first time I know it exists!👌👍⭐️😳
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You had me "may have a crazy reaction"....I love plants don't get me wrong but NOOOO thanks 😬😬😬
I think it is pronounced Euphorbia Poly-Go-na
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