Euphorbia ferox

Euphorbia feroxThis is a really incredible euphorbia species. These are an example convergent evolution between cacti and euphorbia as they carry stark similarities to barrel cacti of the Americas . Low growing clumping species which is really easy to propagate from the pups you will get off the mother plant. PLEASE NOTE THESE ARE HIGHLY TOXIC Do not snag one of these if your pet is a known chewer. Care: Euphorbia like this variety will need bright filtered light

We are very obsessed with this plant

The perfect plant if you love fenestration

use a semi-coarse or chunky soil that is well draining

These need a bright indirect light

Though they will NOT do well in lower light conditions

While it can still climb up surfaces like many other philodendron

They are very unsual and produce these beautiful white flowers as they begin to grow over the pot

so water as the top 1"-2" of soil starts to dry

This is a slight variation of the carnosa that has a lighter inner variegation

Water lightly when near dry these are semi epiphytic which means they usually grow in nature without soil

THESE REQUIRE A VERY BRIGHT SPACE

They will naturally shift their foliage orientation towards the strongest source of light