Basketball Plants at Patrick Mckinnon blog

Basketball Plants. As it ages, it can become more cylindrical. Euphorbia obesa is commonly referred to as the baseball plant due to its unique and striking resemblance to baseball. It resembles a ball, hence its common name. Obesa is native to cape provinces, south africa. This succulent grows up to 900 m in altitude in the hilly and rocky regions, its color allow the plant to blend into its habitat. It’s a globular, thornless succulent with vertical stripes of green and grey. Euphorbia obesa plants can be found growing under the protection of tiny shrubs or among boulders in sandy soils. Then look no further than the basket plant, the callisia fragrans. It is a visually stunning plant with its draping stems and bromeliad look and has medicinal properties for treating inflammation, prostate cancer, and other metabolic diseases. Its spherical shape, green color, and distinctive markings closely. Besides their common name, these plants are also known as basketball plant, baseball cactus, golf ball, sea urchin, gingham, and living baseball. Euphorbia obesa, commonly known as the baseball plant, is a fascinating succulent with a distinct appearance.

Its spherical shape, green color, and distinctive markings closely. It’s a globular, thornless succulent with vertical stripes of green and grey. Then look no further than the basket plant, the callisia fragrans. It resembles a ball, hence its common name. It is a visually stunning plant with its draping stems and bromeliad look and has medicinal properties for treating inflammation, prostate cancer, and other metabolic diseases. Obesa is native to cape provinces, south africa. Besides their common name, these plants are also known as basketball plant, baseball cactus, golf ball, sea urchin, gingham, and living baseball. Euphorbia obesa plants can be found growing under the protection of tiny shrubs or among boulders in sandy soils. As it ages, it can become more cylindrical. Euphorbia obesa, commonly known as the baseball plant, is a fascinating succulent with a distinct appearance.

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Basketball Plants Obesa is native to cape provinces, south africa. As it ages, it can become more cylindrical. Besides their common name, these plants are also known as basketball plant, baseball cactus, golf ball, sea urchin, gingham, and living baseball. Then look no further than the basket plant, the callisia fragrans. It is a visually stunning plant with its draping stems and bromeliad look and has medicinal properties for treating inflammation, prostate cancer, and other metabolic diseases. Euphorbia obesa plants can be found growing under the protection of tiny shrubs or among boulders in sandy soils. It resembles a ball, hence its common name. Its spherical shape, green color, and distinctive markings closely. Euphorbia obesa, commonly known as the baseball plant, is a fascinating succulent with a distinct appearance. This succulent grows up to 900 m in altitude in the hilly and rocky regions, its color allow the plant to blend into its habitat. Obesa is native to cape provinces, south africa. It’s a globular, thornless succulent with vertical stripes of green and grey. Euphorbia obesa is commonly referred to as the baseball plant due to its unique and striking resemblance to baseball.