ipernity: Ceropegia's photos with the keyword: euphorbia

Praying Mantis

Ceropegia

13 Nov 2011

213

On a euphorbia plant. Etowah County, Alabama (2006_1001mantis0005)

Euphobia aeruginosa var. minor Flower

Ceropegia

25 Feb 2011

1

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In my collection of succulent plants. (DSC01201)

Euphorbia Flower

Ceropegia

07 Jul 2012

209

The plant with this flower is a seedling volunteer found growing on my greenhouse floor - probably at least one parent was a Euphorbia francoisii. (IMG_0638)

Euphorbia Volunteer Flowers

Ceropegia

26 Mar 2012

201

I found this plant as a seedling growing under a greenhouse bench two years ago. It was about an inch high, had one tiny leaf, and almost no roots so I wasn't sure it would make it. It turned out to be a lovely plant. It was under some Euphorbia francoisiis and has the same growth habit so I assume it is a francoisii. This year it flowered for the first time. (IMG_1236)

Euphorbia Volunteer

Ceropegia

26 Mar 2012

268

I found this plant as a seedling growing under a greenhouse bench two years ago. It was about an inch high, had one tiny leaf, and almost no roots so I wasn't sure it would make it. It turned out to be a lovely plant. It was under some Euphorbia francoisiis and has the same growth habit so I assume it is a francoisii. This year it flowered for the first time. (IMG_1244)

Euphobia crassipes

Ceropegia

22 Oct 2011

191

A medusoid form of euphorbia in my collection of succulent plants. (DSC00224)

Euphorbia

Ceropegia

12 Oct 2011

227

Crystal Bridge Tropical Conservatory, Myriad Botanical Gardens, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (2006_0619trip0013)

Euphorbia francoisii

Ceropegia

04 Feb 2011

196

This plant is from a tiny seedling I found growing on the greenhouse floor last spring. It was under a number of different francoisii plants. It could very likely be a cross between two of them. (IMG_0062)

Euphorbia francoisii

Ceropegia

04 Feb 2011

247

This plant is from a tiny seedling I found growing on the greenhouse floor last spring. It was under a number of different francoisii plants and although it doesn't yet have leaves like any of them, it does have the same growth habit. It may be a cross between two of them. (IMG_0063)