Euphorbia Polygona, after the rain.

The small succulent centre front met a horrible end.

Fergus, our Schnauser puppy, ate it.

Polygona, on the right, began life as two plants joined at the base.

Ridges with unopened calyx.

Perfection takes time.

A single male flower spills pollen. This is a male plant.

Rainy day water droplets are magnifying lenses.

Two male flowers poke through surface tension.

Speedy ants on small flowers, spreading pollen.. They disappeared during showers but popped out with the sun.