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Dec 14, 2022 5:29 PM CST
Name: TJOE
Indonesia
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Hi, I found a website who mentioned that Opuntia Canterae and O. Elata are the same

https://www.gardentags.com/pla...

This is the close-up of the Opuntia, and Euphorbia Globosa, the Globosa has the pattern like turtle skin.

Opuntia Canterae
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Euphorbia Globosa
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Side by side
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Btw, I have problem to keep the shape of this E. Globosa, the plant like to grow a thin and long stem for flowers, and after flowering, the end of the branches will grow a new segment of the turtle, make it top heavy and can not stand without support. Maybe I should prune all of those thin stems after flowering.
If they look healthy, do nothing

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