Gerry's thornless plant with slender green branches, tiny terminal leaves, milky sap causing eye/lip burns. Grows easily from cuttings outdoors.
Likely a Euphorbia species (spurge family). Succulent like cacti but different family. Milky latex sap is characteristic—irritating to eyes/mucous membranes.
My expertise is indoor potted plants. For outdoor care, identification, and origin, consult outdoor gardening category.
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