Potted 6" Euphorbia trigona

Potted 6" Euphorbia trigonaAlso known as the African Milk tree or Trigona, this fast growing succulent develops small leaves on its new growth throughout the summer season. It can also withstand full sun or many hours of bright indirect light. The Euphorbia genus is one of the most morphologically diverse in the houseplant world. Theyre often mistaken for cacti, although they can be leafy or bare, shrublike or columnar, towering or compact. Most will need at least some direct

closer to a monstera deliciosa in its growth habit than a typical vining philodendron

Growth Pattern: The White Stripe Century Plant exhibits a slow-growing rosette growth pattern

This 8" square planter is made of a beautiful buffed terracotta

This euphorbia has rigid

Climate - Native to most subtropical regions

Fertilizer - Prefers being fertilized sparingly

The 'Rush' cultivar is an uncommon self-heading philodendron variety with an almost chartreuse coloring

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Like most members of the Arum family they like high humidity

A cactus in the Cactaceae family

Most indoor trees can be tricky but this one is not

Garden tip: Big Bloom is formulated for all fruiting and flowering plants