I've just purchased this plant and it would appear to me that perhaps it is a spiral form of Euphornia lactea. I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on it.
It looks too big for it to be E. tortirama. The branching also isn't right, as tortirama almost grows like a medusoid, with all the branches eminating from a central tuber. Finally, I would be surprised if you could buy E. tortirama in Kentucky, and if it were bought online, it would probably have been labeled to begin with.
Oooh,you lucked out. That's a very nice tortilis and seems to be a rare spiral form.Different from the usual MONSTROUS* forms. btw,I happen to have a large potted spiral Cereus peruvianus and those type of plants are grade a showy. And another in my personal cateGORY* of plants that actually are much nicer looking in pots than IN THE GROUND*mwaaaahaaaha..
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