It may look like a cactus, but its actually a succulent. It features triangular stems, with 3 distinct sides seamed with ridges. The ridges are peppered with thorns and tear dropped shaped leaves.
Soil
Euphorbias aren’t to fussy about soil type. Still, good drainage conditions are essential. A succulent or cactus soil with added perlite is recommended.
Fertilizer
During the growing season, fertilize your plant monthly with half strength water soluble fertilizer. Do not fertilize in the winter months.
Growth
Euphorbia grows very tall considering its very shallow roots. Plants can reach 10’+ in ideal conditions.
Light
Likes bright, indirect sunlight. A south facing window work well. Outdoors place your plant in a partial sun location.
Water
Indoor plants should be checked and moderately watered weekly, but make sure to let the soil dry out between each watering to mimic its natural habitat.
Pet Friendly?
No, The ‘milk’ from the plant can be irritating to pets and humans.
