Obesa
Euphorbia obesa
It is a succulent plant native to South Africa. If the conditions are good, it periodically blooms and bears seeds throughout the year.
When the seeds are cooked, they burst out and scatter away, so be careful when cultivating ..
The distinction between male and female has no difference in body shape at all, and must be distinguished by flowers.
The female flower is characterized by three pistils rising from the buds and splitting into two pistils.
It has a green color, and when it is fertilized, the seeds grow into three seeds.
Male flowers have five stamens from the buds, each with two yellow pollen
It seems to be fertilized by insects or wind by placing it on the side, but artificial fertilization can give good results.
The method of fertilization is to ripen yellow, and when pollen comes out, use a soft brush to apply pollen and apply it to the pistil's head.
Seeds are bursting and flying away. When you receive the seeds, cut the paper cup and do it like the picture below.