My EUPHORBIA
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2023
- Succulent plants from the plant family Euphorbia are among my absolute favorite succulent plants - besides cacti (so the family of Cactaceae) of course!! These two groups of plants do look a little bit similar, however, they are completely unrelated.
Yet, they have developed in quite similar ways, with somewhat similar morphologies, as perfect adaptations to dry, arid climates of semi-desert, full desert and grassland or savannah environments (a phenomenon commonly referred to as convergent evolution). I love growing especially these specially adapted succulent Euphorbias from arid and semi-arid areas of the African continent, but also occasionally Asia and South America. Actually plants belonging to the family of Euphorbia, also commonly called spurges, are found worldwide, even in humid and temperate climates.
This video gives you a quick overview of my greenhouse-based Euphorbia collection, in a fly-by mode. I have decided not to add the names of the plants in this video - I will introduce the plants in smaller groups in future videos on this channel!
Please enjoy!
Cheers,
Joe
@cactusjoe
#euphorbia #spurges #cacti #cactus #succulents #succulent #succulentcare
AWESOME video on your BEAUTIFUL Euphorbia collection Joe :-D your collection of Euphorbia is INCREDIBLE and you have so many gorgeous varieties, we really LOVE Euphorbia so much, thanks so much for sharing your stunning Euphorbia collection with us, and Hans and I are sending you lots of love and happiness and PLANT POWER from across the Emerald Isle to Bavaria for a fantastic weekend XXXX
Thank you so much Lyn, I'm really happy that you liked this brief overview video of my little Euphorbia collection! My apologies for the delayed response to your awesome feedback and comments, I have only just returned from three weeks of travel. Thanks, like yourself and Hans, I too love Euphorbias and am always also really enjoying seeing your wonderful collection too! Hope you and Hans are having an excellent week! Sending you both the very best cactus greetings for a wonderful rest of the week ahead over to the beautiful Emerald Isle! Happy growing!!! 🙏🙏👍🙌😊🌵🪴🌵🌸🌼💚😎☀️
@@cactusjoe Oh WOW with 3 weeks of travel Joe :-D we hope you had a really fantastic time XXXX 🥰😃🌵❤🌵😎☀🌞
@@desertplantsofavalonthanks very much, I visited friends in Denmark and then also in Northern Germany. Bavaria has beautiful mountains but is soooo far away from the nearest beach and Sea, haha...so I always love visiting the beautiful North Sea Coast of Denmark!! Sending you and Hans very best regards for a relaxing Thursday evening 😊👍🌵🌵
Hooray for Euphorbias!!!! Love em Joe!!! Thanks for the fly by tour!!! And thanks for sharing!!! From Morris Park in the Ozarks, have a wonderful day!!! Peace, Love, Plants!!!✌️💖🌵🌴🌷🍀💐🪴🌿🌸🌳🌹🌱🌻🌾😃👍
Thanks so much, Clyde, really happy that you liked my little Euphorbia collection and the fly-by video introduction! I too just LOVE these plants and am also aways in total awe seeing your absolutely AWESOME collection my friend! Sending you tons of Cactus & Euphorbia greetings across to Morris Park in the Ozarks, USA!! 🙌🙏🙏👍😊🌵🪴🌵🌸🌺🌼💚😎☀️
Beautiful Euphorbia collection you have there!
I especially liked the Euphorbia obesa, they look so magnificent 🤩
Have a great weekend! :)
Hi Jacob, thanks and I completely agree, the E. obesa in my view too are among the most beautiful of succulent plants, their geometry and colours are truly amazing! Thanks for watching and commenting and wishing you an awesome weekend too! Take care and happy growing!! 🙏👍😊🙌🪴🌵🪴🌸🌺💚😎☀️
They are so beautiful and happy looking🌾
Thanks so much Tom, really happy that you liked my little Euphorbia collection! Many thanks for watching and as always for your wonderful feedback and comments, appreciated! Have an awesome day and also rest of the week ahead! 🙏🙌👍😊🪴🌵🪴🌸🌼💚😎☀️
Super collection! I did see a crested mammillaria at 3:38. Ha! Let's go out hunting for euphorbias!
Hahaha, Terry, could it be that the only cactus, at 3:38 , was at the very end, in a preview for another video, lol? Indeed, Euphorbia hunting sounds great! Lot's of success!! Glad you liked my Euphorbia collection and thanks for watching & commenting! Enjoy your Saturday evening and also Sunday ahead! 🙏🙏👍🙌😊🪴🌵🪴🌸🌺💚😎☀️
I'm a little melancholy that the growing season is over and my favorite cactus people will be "closing up shop" for awhile. What will you be doing during the down season? I'm just beginning to grow my euphorbia collection and I loved seeing yours. In fact, I'm going to watch again!@@cactusjoe
Beautiful uforbias nice collection
Thanks so much Gary, really appreciated!! Wishing you a wonderful week and happy growing of course!! 🙏👍🙌😊🪴🌵🪴🌸🌼💚😎☀️
Wow.. those euphorbia are all beautiful 😍
Thanks so much @cactoponi ! Super that you enjoyed watching this short video introducing my little Euphorbia collection, thanks for watching and commenting! Best regards and happy growing! 🙏👍🙌😊🪴🌵🪴🌸🌼💚😎☀️
🌵🏜🌺👏 Amazing collection!
Thanks so much Elda, very happy that you enjoyed the Euphorbia collection! Wishing you a relaxing Saturday evening and a wonderful Sunday ahead! 🙏🙏👍🙌😊🪴🌵🪴🌸🌺💚😎☀️
Nice video Joe.
Beautiful collection
Was great to see a few of my babies at a more advanced age. Lol
Many thanks Ted, much appreciated! Yes indeed, quite a few succulent Euphorbias do take their time, haha! But at least the good news is that one can grow quite a fair sized collection of these beauties in relatively little space, lol! Hope you are having a wonderful week! Happy growing! 👍🙏🙏🙌😊🪴🌵🪴🌸🌼💚😎☀️
Very nice Joe 🙂 Could be convergent evolution, same as a scaffolder in England looks the same as a scaffolder in Germany, even though they're totally unrelated 😁 Hope you have a lovely weekend my friend 😊😊🌵🌵
Hahaha, love it, fantastic example of convergent evolution there, Ziggy, will be using your European scaffolders as examples in the future too! Hope you are having an excellent week and wishing you a wonderful rest of it ahead too my friend! Thanks for watching and commenting! 🙌🙏🙏👍😊🌵🪴🌵🌸🌼💚😎☀️
@@cactusjoe It's amazing how a 21 foot pole hurts the same in any language 😁You too my friend 😊😊🌵🌵
Looking good, Joe. Thanks for sharing. I started turning down my lights and shorting my timers this week. It takes me 4 weeks. Systemic application Sunday with the next to last watering. Have you started your overwinter procedure yet?
Hi Bill, many thanks for watching and for your feedback and comments, always really interesting to hear from you and your wonderful setup & collection! Well, here the weather continues to play crazy, so my winter preparations one day, transition into prolonged growth season the next, haha! We currently still have 27 C highs every day, lots of sunshine still too, but on Sunday the first nightime frost has suddenly been forecast! So my cacti have practically been given an extra month of growing season this year, and they like it, haha! For me it is a bit of touch and go wrt preparations... Wishing you a wonderful weekend ahead, best wishes and successes with your winding-down procedures! Happy transitioning! 🙌🙏🙏👍😊🌵🌵🌸🌺🌼💚😎☀️
Nice video Joe! Why not make a more detailed presentation, including cultivation tips? Furthermore, I spotted some stapelia, which I also have and it gives me every year many buds, only to abort them all when they reach 2-3 cm. In lenght. A true curse, I tried some remediation, achieving no result. So I would be very, very glad to know how you grow them.
Thanks a lot, have a lovely sunday.
Thanks very much Paolo, for watching and for your brilliant feedback, glad you liked my little collection of Euphorbias! Yes indeed, I will make a few more videos in the coming months, with more details, growing tips, etc. for different parts of the collection. Thanks for your suggestion, great to read that there is interest for this! Regarding the Stapelias: yes indeed, they can be a bit tricky sometimes, until the buds are about 2-3 cm. After that, usually they are ok and develop further to open blooms, with less issues. In my experience the plants drop their buds if there are (marked) changes to the ambient temperature or substrate humidity, so e.g. a drying out of the substrate or suddenly lot's of water. I try and keep the humidity of the soil relatively low (only slightly damp) and also constant, in order to avoid this. Hope this helps! Best wishes, lot's of success with your Stapelia blooms and happy growing! 👍😊🙌🙏🪴🌵🪴🌸🌼💚😎☀️
Están muy lindos y variedades que no se ven por mi. País. Saludos 🇺🇾
Thank you very much, for watching and commenting, and I'm very happy that you liked my little collection of Euphorbias! There are indeed so many succulent Euphorbia species and varieties and I love collecting them for many years now! Saludos!🙏🙏👍🙌😊🌵🪴🌵🌸🌼💚😎☀️
So beautiful! What is the species at 0:30-0:32? I may have that one, but I'm having trouble identifying it.
Hi Justin! Thanks, so happy that you liked the Euphorbia collection in my greenhouse! That particular plant you are asking about is Euphorbia debilispina. Hope this helps. Best wishes and have a wonderful day, happy growing!
Thank you!@@cactusjoe
Please, can you tell us the name of euphorbia at 0:39 ? I have very similar looking, yet slightly different one. The tag on my plant says Euphorbia pseudoglobosa. However, when I google it it shows very different looking specimens. Mine has more of a teardrop shape, with very pointy top! Also has lots of babies growing of off the mother plant.
Hello! The plant at 0:39 in this video is Euphorbia obesa. From your description "...has lots of babies growing off the mother plant" I would not assume that your plant is an E. obesa, as that does not occur with obesa, which is more solitary. If the top of your plant and it's segments ("babies") are very pointed towards the top I'm afraid that might be the result of a lack of sufficient light (see examples of this effect in the video link below at approx.2 :50, but I may be wrong of course as I am not familiar with your growing location for the plant. So, my guess is that it may well be E. pseudoglobosa and that if you grow it close to a sunny window if you can, then it would take on the normal shape of the plants that you are seeing under that name on the web/google. Hope this helps, take care and good luck with your plant! happy growing!
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@@cactusjoe Is it OK if I send some pictures to your email? I don't won't to bother you, though. It's just, it's my favourite plant and I don't know what it is! It really bugs me! 😅
Yes of course, please do! No problem at all!!🙌👍🙋♂️😎