How do you propagate this? And what's its yearly growth rate?
Euphorbia anoplia - Tanzanian Zipper Plant
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Mar 30, 2022 - 12:58 PM
Euphorbia anoplia can be propagated via the offsets that grow from its base. Any one of these can be removed and rooted in its own pot. However, be careful if you do this, because Euphorbia sap is a skin irritant. Wear gloves and eye protection whenever you're propagating this plant.
This plant tends to be a slow grower. How slow exactly is difficult to say and depends on many different factors.
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Euphorbia anoplia - Tanzanian Zipper Plant
Tanzanian Zipper Plant (Euphorbia anoplia): A unique succulent that grows as clusters of tall, leafless stems. The stems have striations of green tones and prominent ridges. This is an African milk barrel, but its growth habit resembles that of the North American barrel cacti. Please Note: Euphorbia...
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