I purchased one of these Euphorbs in late December from a nursery where it was growing in crowded conditions with low to medium light. I set it up at home in my basement with a 10,000 lux light panel and it has put on about a foot of growth since then. Our basement is usually cool (50-60F) and the plant has had no natural light source. I water lightly about once a week (or whenever the top of the soil feels dry to the touch). I recently moved it to an upstairs room with northern light and the light panel along with it, so it will be interesting to see if there is any change in growth habit. As to the plant being poisonous, as with anything, reasonable caution is generally best - keep it out of reach of small children and pets. No need to be alarmist. Keeping an antihistamine such as liquid Benadryl in your medicine cabinet is usually a good idea, in any event.

I have not heard of it by that name. A few thoughts. Does it segment just like an orange? Is the fragrance just like an orange? What does it taste like? Have you seen a tree? What does the tree look like? What language is the word Cyterouliit from? Here is a site that has LOTS of citrus info. But, I have read almost everything on that site more than once and I don't remember one like this, with goo. I noticed in a similar thread you wrote in another place you mentioned trying to ship some here. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do not do that. If it is a citrus or closely related, there could be disease that doesn't hurt that variety but could wipe out our citrus. California had this happen many years ago when Meyer lemon was brought in. That is why all Meyer lemon now is Improved Meyer, because it's been cleaned of the disease. It wiped out virtually the entire citrus industry in California back then. Florida is facing a problem right now that may be just as devastating.

divastyle beat me to it. I used to love going to the Organized Living store. Although you wouldn't know it from the current Organized Living website, Schulte made a ventilated shelving line of products, and also made storage and organization products for companies like Elfa and under the OL brand, among other things. When OL went bankrupt, Schulte obtained the rights to the name. They adopted it as their corporate name a year or so ago--if I have things straight.

I signed up purely for the fun factor. I think, Allison and I will have a BLAST. She loves water. plllog I did realize, the CF Foundation window open, after I got all signed up. But, since I didn't sign up to "fund raise", I didn't worry about it. Sorry if that sounds shallow, but I do want to do some really fun things with my grand daughter this summer. Moni