While seemingly disparate, fat-rooted succulents, the Euphorbia family, and prickly pear cacti share a compelling characteristic: they’ve all developed to thrive in dry environments. Fat plants store water in their bulbous roots , euphorbias often resemble succulents with their sap-filled foliage

For the discerning plant enthusiast , few groups are as captivating as these three distinct, yet surprisingly related, families. Caudiciforms boast impressive, often hidden, swollen bases that store water and nutrients – truly remarkable specimens! Then there are Euphorbias , showcasing a diverse