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Identifying a Fast‑Growing Succulent: Crassula or Euphorbia?

A photo showed a soft, finger‑leaved succulent that grows quickly. The expert needed more info:

Does a damaged leaf exude milky sap? (Yes = Euphorbia; No = likely Crassula.)
Close‑ups of leaves and base would narrow the ID.

Photos can be emailed to plantlady6@yahoo.com.

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