I really would love to know what it is, and also I kind of want one, so let me know if there's a reason I shouldn't.
Hazmatastic @lemmy.world - 9mon
Looks almost like a very large Crown of Thorns, but I doubt it. Hard to see if there are any thorns or not, but I've never seen them get a barrel trunk like that. If it is related, it's some euphorbia, which can have a milky sap that can be toxic and irritating. They're common enough though, just don't let pets chew them. That said, I would wait for a more decisive identification
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Automatic identification via PlantNet summary
Most likely match: Pachypodium rutenbergianum Vatke
Common name
Scientific name
Likeliness
Madagascar palm
Pachypodium rutenbergianum
39.45 %
Madagascar Palm
Pachypodium geayi
32.01 %
Madagascar Palm
Pachypodium lamerei
12.35 %
Bottle tree
Pachypodium lealii
0.90 %
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Pachypodium decaryi
0.61 %
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ReiRose in plantid
South Florida, in an old neighborhood
I really would love to know what it is, and also I kind of want one, so let me know if there's a reason I shouldn't.
Looks almost like a very large Crown of Thorns, but I doubt it. Hard to see if there are any thorns or not, but I've never seen them get a barrel trunk like that. If it is related, it's some euphorbia, which can have a milky sap that can be toxic and irritating. They're common enough though, just don't let pets chew them. That said, I would wait for a more decisive identification
Automatic identification via PlantNet summary
Most likely match: Pachypodium rutenbergianum Vatke
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