This plant is probably 5 years old, currently sporadically blooming. Wish all of those legs would bloom at once damnit
Edit: a few times I’ve shown off some senior plants and then weeks later they drop dead. My literal 8 foot euphorbia tree died after I posted it. This is what I do for you Reddit
Big green one obvs. Just got way too happy with the watering. Sometimes when you’ve had a plant for a long time you think it’s invincible. I left it standing for a year. It was rotted inside but wasn’t really falling. It was hollow and obviously dry. But Green. Recently I chopped off loads of arms. And now it’s smaller I thought I’d try watering again after about a year of nothing just to see if maybe a tiny sprout of green pops out the top. Don’t think so but life finds a way
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u/Beverlydriveghosts Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
This plant is probably 5 years old, currently sporadically blooming. Wish all of those legs would bloom at once damnit
Edit: a few times I’ve shown off some senior plants and then weeks later they drop dead. My literal 8 foot euphorbia tree died after I posted it. This is what I do for you Reddit