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crested euphorbia succulent Euphorbia pseudocactus f. cristata (Crested Euphorbia pseudocactus)Euphorbia pseudocactus f. cristata (Crested Euphorbia pseudocactus) You will receive this exact, BIG, rare specimen. So many crests! If allowed the space, this prized collectible can get very large! This one already measures 16"h x 13"w. Showcased here in terra cotta pottery (sold separately). Will be shipped bare root. Euphorbia pseudocactus f. cristata is a specific form of the Euphorbia pseudocactus plant, known for its unique crested growth habit.
Euphorbia pseudocactus f. cristata (Crested Euphorbia pseudocactus)
You will receive this exact, BIG, rare specimen. So many crests!
If allowed the space, this prized collectible can get very large!
This one already measures 16"h x 13"w.
Showcased here in terra cotta pottery (sold separately).
Will be shipped bare root.
Euphorbia pseudocactus f. cristata is a specific form of the Euphorbia pseudocactus plant, known for its unique crested growth habit. This means that the plant's normal growth point has mutated, causing the stems to fan out and create interesting, sculptural forms.
Key Features:
- Appearance:
- Multi-branched, dwarf-stemmed succulent shrub.
- Stems often display distinctive yellow V-shaped markings.
- Forms large mounded clumps, potentially reaching up to 2 meters in diameter.
- Crested form has fan-shaped stems, forming snaky ridges or crowded clusters.
- Can grow quite large, even exceeding 1 meter in height and diameter in older specimens.
- Growth:
- Fast-growing.
- Can be grown indoors or outdoors in suitable climates (USDA Hardiness Zones 9a-11b).
- Prefers bright light to partial shade.
- Responds well to warmth, with active growth in late spring and summer.
- Requires porous, well-draining soil.
- Very sensitive to frost.
- Watering:
- Requires thorough watering when the soil is dry to the touch during the active growing season.
- Overwatering is a common issue and should be avoided, especially in winter.
- Can tolerate some drying out between waterings.
- Propagation:
- Primarily propagated by stem cuttings.
- Take cuttings in spring or summer for best results.
- Allow cuttings to callous for 3-4 weeks before planting.
- Toxicity:
- Like other Euphorbia species, this plant produces a milky white sap (latex) that is poisonous.
- The latex is particularly dangerous for the eyes, skin, and mucous membranes.
- Handle with extreme caution to avoid contact with eyes and mouth.
- May cause skin irritation, rash, and discomfort.
- Ingestion can lead to gastrointestinal upset, vomiting, and diarrhea.
- If sap comes into contact with the eyes, it can cause severe eye irritation and potentially blindness.
- Safety:
- Keep out of reach of children and pets.
- Wear gloves when handling the plant to prevent sap contact.
- Seek immediate medical attention if contact with sap or ingestion occurs.
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★★★★★ 5
Great watch for healthcare workers
This is a great watch that I use for my nursing clinical rotations at hospitals. It has been washed and disinfected many times and it still looks new. I can read the time without my glasses I wear for astigmatism. The light is good for nighttime or darkened rooms. I think the alarm and hourly chime are harsh sounding, but they serve their purpose if needed (The beep of a Casio digital watch is preferred, for a frame of reference).
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2026
★★★★★ 4
used solely as start watch for yacht racing: interface is good (lacks sync feature). Great value
on foredeck of a sailboat, lines and sails love to snag on stuff, especially wrist watches. Have had three torn from my wrist in 18 months. Two went overboard. I even tried to purchase super-strong spring-bars (pins that secure the band), but it was torn off again.
PRO:
great (intuitive, quick) interface for setting the countdown starting time, and option to repeat or count up.
easy to read display
CON:
No sync feature: in countdown timer mode, would allow adjusting the running countdown to the nearest minute.
Delay in switching modes: had left it in time-of-day mode and heard a starting signal, immediately switched to Timer mode and pressed start button, but it did not start the timer. On switching modes, it takes nearly a second for Timer mode to be operational, so need to wait until display comes on before trying to use it.
Time-of-day is not visible in Timer Mode, if it was, previous issue would rarely occur.
No Power down feature: my previous watch had an option to shut off the LCD display (and any audible alarms). Since I only use the watch about 100 hours (1%) of the year, this greatly extended the battery life.
All that said, the dedicated sailing watches all cost two to ten times as much with the lower cost options having poor reviews on quality. For now, I'll buy these (Timex Ironman Essential 30) and just expect to loose one on average once a year.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Great watch - Nice large display!!
After my old Timex Ironman finally died after 21 years of reliable service (may it rest in peace after 4 replacement bands and 5 replacement batteries!!), I decided Timex deserved another sale from me!
So I went surfing on the Timex website. So many Timex Ironman watches to choose from! But this one stood out for two reasons. 1) It has a nice simple design without a lot of "noise". 2) A nice large readable display. So I took the plunge!
Indeed, Timex has definitely improved on their Ironman watches in the last 21 years. Most notably, the Indiglo light has greatly improved. It used to just light up the background. Now, it brightly lights up the actual digits which makes it undeniably readable without any eye strain. Another great improvement are in the set features. While the older models could only be set forward (in other words, if you went past your set point, you would need to go all the way around), this model lets you set forward and backward (so if you go too far, you can step back without going around).
I don't understand one of the reviewers saying that the watch is too small. The face is quite large. The band may seem narrow in proportion to the watch face, but not excessively so. The band is 19mm wide and fits me just fine.
Highly recommended!!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2017
★★★★★ 5
Like it so far after 2 weeks of swimming.
Like it so far after 2 weeks of swimming. Have been careful nio to press buttons underwater. I Like the large numerals, backlight, countdown timer, stopwatch and alarm.
My last Timex 1440 lasted 10 years before the battery was low enough that the backlight was too weak to see at night. I replaced the battery on it but did not seal the o ring well enough with silicon grease so it leaked and quit working. I also had also replaced the band once.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Good product.
A very nice and comfortable watch. Display is easy to read (I have poor eyesight). The menu is simple and intuitive. Fast delivery to Israel.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2025