A striking, sculptural succulent with an unusual, almost otherworldly form. Its compact, tubercled stems rise in clustered, angular shapes out of a thick white caudex, giving the plant a rugged architectural character. Tough and remarkably resilient, it thrives with minimal care while developing an increasingly distinctive silhouette with ageβan excellent choice for collectors drawn to rare and unconventional succulents.
Provide ample sunlight in the day, preferably morning sun. Grow in a well draining succulent potting mix, preferably Cinder. Water sparsely, preferably once in 6-7 days in summer, to promote better caudex development. Reduce watering significantly in Winter. Save from excessive cold/frost in winter. NOTE: the plants of the Euphorbia genus leak a milky sap when cut/injured, which is highly caustic in nature. Exposure of eyes and mouth to the sap should be avoided while handling the plants.