Transplanted Euphorbia francoisii

I got the urge to use some of the pots I got back from the kiln. This combo just made sense to me - Out of order, but when repotting you should take the time to inspect the roots and other parts normally hidden by the soil. I ended up trimming a bunch of small root shoots, releasing some grit pieces that got wedged in tight due to new growth, and made sure there were no soft pieces and parts. I really like this plant and hope to continue the success I've had with it for a long time (like giant caudex and always flowering type success!!!!)