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euphorbia trigona

Posted by hedgie qld aust (My Page) on
Tue, Jan 14, 03 at 1:11

How big does a euphorbia trigona get if it is planted in the ground? I have a pot with three small ones in it which are busting out all over, but don't want them to take over with their spines etc. and be a menace Would it be better to move them to a bigger pot. Also do they have flowers.


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RE: euphorbia trigona

Hi -

I can't speak for QLD but in Sydney the biggest one I have ever seen was around 8' tall and 3' wide.

They don't seem to spread laterally so I don't think it would be a problem - this is certainly the case in the cooler climate of Sydney.

HTH -
Cichlid.


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RE: euphorbia trigona

Hi
Sounds about right I would have said 2 meters which is pretty close.
Regards Dave Hall


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RE: euphorbia trigona

i would repot if i were u, or stick them in the garden, no restrictions in there, and good drainage hopefully.
has anyone ever seen a red variety?
Beck.


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RE: euphorbia trigona

yeh i have a red one. the leaves especially are dark red, but the plant needs lots of loght or it turns green again or goes patchy


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RE: euphorbia trigona

  • Posted by moksha adelaide oz (My Page) on
    Thu, Jun 19, 03 at 7:39

My brother in Melbourne has had a fantastic specimen growing inside near a sky-light for a few years. It has had no colour change at all - it's still purply red and 3 to 4 foot high.
Hope my cutting grows as well!
Any-one else tried growing a red trigona inside?


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RE: euphorbia trigona

  • Posted by renatol Perth W.A. Aust (My Page) on
    Fri, Jun 27, 03 at 4:02

Please see Oz Garden Gallery for I.D. of euphorbia??


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RE: euphorbia trigona

  • Posted by jancc westaus (My Page) on
    Tue, Jul 1, 03 at 10:27

there is info on www.desert-tropicals.com. photos of green and red one


 
 

 

 


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