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Euphorbia - who am I ?

The Silent Seed

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Sunrise? But never seen one so huge. (In terms of each "section" being larger than a man's hand. About 7-8 inches wide!) All the ones I've seen in the past have been pretty slender, 

more like Euphorbia pseudocactus, but a little wider - but nothing like this. Any input here? Thank you! 

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It looks a lot like Euphorbia grandicornis Cow's Horn Euphorbia

Hi 106˚, Lo 73˚ evening showers

Casas Adobes - NW of Tucson since July 2014

formerly in the San Carlos region of San Diego

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Tom,

I have grandicornis too, and even with grandicornis, I've never seen it this wide, nor with the yellow streaks. Here's my grandicornis for comparison. Do you think I got lucky with a variegated grandicornis perhaps? Thank you for your input! I'd love to nail this one down with a name. 

(Also, for size comparison, the grandicornis is in a 4 inch pot. The variegated one is in a 8 inch pot.) 

Best, Jude 

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