Euphorbia obesa (10 seeds)
Euphorbia obesa / 10 seeds per pack
Euphorbia obesa is an endemic species, found in Kendrew, a small area of the Great Karroo, the Northern Cape region of South Africa, in the Graaff-Reinet district. It is a highly succulent solitary plant without spines or leaves that looks like a green-brown football, but will sometimes 'branch' or sucker, creating very odd looking clusters of spheres.
Common names: Golf ball, Gingham, Living Baseball, Baseball, Sea Urchin, Basketball
Seeds are fresh and should be sown immediately for best germination rates.
Euphorbia obesa / 10 seeds per pack
Euphorbia obesa is an endemic species, found in Kendrew, a small area of the Great Karroo, the Northern Cape region of South Africa, in the Graaff-Reinet district. It is a highly succulent solitary plant without spines or leaves that looks like a green-brown football, but will sometimes 'branch' or sucker, creating very odd looking clusters of spheres.
Common names: Golf ball, Gingham, Living Baseball, Baseball, Sea Urchin, Basketball
Seeds are fresh and should be sown immediately for best germination rates.
Euphorbia obesa / 10 seeds per pack
Euphorbia obesa is an endemic species, found in Kendrew, a small area of the Great Karroo, the Northern Cape region of South Africa, in the Graaff-Reinet district. It is a highly succulent solitary plant without spines or leaves that looks like a green-brown football, but will sometimes 'branch' or sucker, creating very odd looking clusters of spheres.
Common names: Golf ball, Gingham, Living Baseball, Baseball, Sea Urchin, Basketball
Seeds are fresh and should be sown immediately for best germination rates.
Parent plant is shown in picture