The crested top of Euphorbia lactea ‘Cristata’ is inherently unstable. Splitting after prolonged rain is probably a continuation of its abnormal growth habit, not disease. Sudden temperature shifts can also cause tissue cracking.
Expect more weird, wonderful crested growth.
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Stabilizing a Leaning Heirloom Columnar Cactus
Transplanting a 30-Year Blooming Zygocactus (Christmas Cactus)
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Tall Cactus Basal Rot: Thin Species = Cut and Root, Fat Species = Lost
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