Euphorbia? ID
dorianscale3
10 years ago
Hi all-
I was hoping someone could ID the cutting in the attached photo. It has a milky white sap, which makes me think it's some sort of Euphorbia (perhaps Candelabra).
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
-Nick
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