Is your plant from seed or cutting?

I have 3 plants, very easy to grow and hardy to boot. Mine have tolerated the mid 20s as long as the soil is dry. Will have to get photos. My large one I will attempt shaping in the spring.

These are two plants I saw at the L.A. show
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Very much appreciated, Caudex!
Superb photos. They give me an instant idea of where I want to go with this plant.

Anyhow, I'll assume it's a cutting.
Does that mean it'll take longer to develop nice fat legs and feet?

Josh

Either seed or cutting will grow at the same rate, the latter develops tuberous roots as in the 2nd photo and seed will produce a caudex and tubers as in the 1st pic. A majority of plants released for sale here are from cuttings, once in a while you can find seed raised. The 3 I have are from seed.

very nice pictures joe

These are my guillemetii

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Red-potted specimen is superb.
You've matched the tones and textures perfectly!

Josh

Thanks Josh!
I'm going to chop up the top two in the spring, the middle plant will go into the raised bed to increase it's size.

I had a feeling it was getting close...

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After a nice summer planted out in the garden, the guillemetii was dug up and re-potted today.
Decent growth...despite the fact that it was uprooted a few times in July (probably by a skunk or raccoon).
My only Euphorbia. Here it is, in the old pot, on the day of its release (back in May).

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Planted in the garden.

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I enjoy the subtle cyathia.

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Bare-rooted, rinsed, and re-potted in a mix of Turface, Pumice, Bark, and Perlite.

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Josh