Euphorbia flanaganii Cuttings Up Potted

I was thinking that these cuttings have really started taking off growth wise - and that perhaps I should go ahead and get them transferred to larger pots. This was in part to some recent reading that I did that said these plants have some thick tap roots that like depth. Well, I'm glad I decided to go ahead - take a look at these roots. Two of them went into pots large enough for them to grow in for a few years - in fact it is the same type and size of pot that the parent plant is growing in. I think if I left these in the small bowl I was rooting them in, the tap roots would have been bent permanently.