Is this Euphorbia Trigona???

14 years ago

This was given to me yesterday as a cutting that was rooted in water. Any help identifying this or confirming my guess would be appreciated!

Thanks

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kaktuskris
14 years ago
Definitely not Euphorbia trigona. Looks to me more like a Hylocereus undatus (Dragonfuit) or one of the many orchid cacti to me. A larger picture posted in the C&S forum would help.

Christopher
trixie_nc
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks Christopher. I will get a larger/closer photo for posting in C&S. I do not think it is dragon fruit due to the look of the large flowers when it blooms (according to my friend). I am looking at the different types of orchid cacti but cannot find anything really similar. I have several Christmas cactus so it is not one of those.
Thanks again!
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