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Jan 28, 2022 - 02:23 PM
It is. The form pfersdorfii is no longer a recognized form, so any plants that had that form name have just been thrown in with regular Euphorbia submammillaris.
Is this the same as Euphorbia submammillaris f. pfersdorfii? Euphorbia submammillaris Rare & Unique Succulents
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Euphorbia submammillaris
Euphorbia submammillaris (Berger): A wild looking oddity that somewhat resembles a bunch of spiny corncobs. This species has chalky stems lined with deep grooves. It branches freely and can eventually reach 8.0" tall. Please Note: Euphorbia contain a white, latex sap that can cause skin ir...
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