I’m a sucker for hybrids & have been after a platyclada for some time. 🥹

A very old plant in my collection, I do keep wondering if it should have a good trim

Fist time trying to propagate did I do it correctly?

Where would you guys recommend cutting at for Propagation?

I bought a crown of thorns last Saturday. I moved it out of its super saturated soil and repotted into a smaller pot with new well draining soil. It looks a bit droopy(2nd image). Soil is moist and I've been letting it get acclimated should I give it less sun maybe?

Unfortunately, my euphorbia seems to have been scorched by the sun (the black part on the top is brittle and dry, no sign of new growth). I also misjudged the height of my second cactus and would like the lighter one to be shorter than the darker one… should I chop it where the red line is? Are there risks to this/will it potentially look worse that way?

What are the best ways to propagate a White Ghost?

Hello! I believe this is an Euphorbia trigona and I think it is overwatered and getting too much sun. I’ve had it for 1.5 years and try to water it once a month. I think this is rot at the bottom - it’s very soft and does not bleed any of the white liquid when punctured. All of the arms are very thin and fragile - not plump at all. My apartment gets a lot of sun and it’s been in a east and south facing, full sun spot since I got it. I checked the soil today and it’s not wet to the touch and feels pretty dry. It’s been about 3 weeks since we last watered it.

Can anyone confirm my suspicions about what’s wrong and provide next steps?

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Im thinking of taking cuttings, is it just a matter of removing a whole "leaf" and planting?

I bought this barrel euphorbia a few months back from Lowes, specifically because it had 3 little pups with it. Now that the babies are showing signs of growth (all 3 were the same height, but #1 is getting taller), would it be better to leave them attached to the mother plant or remove them and pot them separately? Any advice for doing this?

It gained a few new leaves over the last weeks. Really loving how it is turning out. There is a small caudex beneath the foilage.

Finally got my hands on these mystical plants, had to order them from eBay because they are nonexistent here in Europe.

Pictures were taken 7 years apart

Recently I returned home from a 6 day vacation and noticed the top of my 12 year-old cactus Euphorbia (I’m now learning) was severely browning and looking rotten. It had a years-old battle wound from a time my toddler accidentally knocked it over and that’s where the worst of it was, but that had scabbed over years ago. After a google search i read that I could possibly save it by cutting off the infected top. It was sad to do, but I was willing to do anything to save it. After I removed the top third I noticed the rot was also coming up from the bottom (3rd photo) and knew it was only a matter of time before the whole thing was dead. The google search said that i could try and regrow it from a section of the healthy flesh (4th photo) and to leave it to dry and callous over for a few weeks before repotting it in fresh soil. About a week and a half later the healthy looking center section was starting to rot from both ends. I’m disappointed and curious how this happened. How did it get infected? With a track record of 12+ years why did it suddenly die out of the blue? I want to replace it, it was one of my favorite plants in my home, but I want to make sure I don’t make the same mistake again. Thanks for any advice.

Had this guy for 4 or 5 years now and it's still one of my faves! Super easy to care for and always seems to be thriving!

Holy Tree Batman!!

Plopped this guy in the ground and zoom zoom!

Caliche it's what plants crave!!