Euphorbia trigona 'Green' Rescue Boxes prised by collectors for its

prised by collectors for its unique foliage and slow

A beautiful and wild-looking little species that will happily climb or trail

The Kew Tropical Plant Families Identification Handbook and A Guides to the Alpine and Subalpine Flora of Mount Jaya (all Kew Publishing)

the plants are discounted to reflect their condition and are non-refundable

Please note: Due to their nature

Euphorbia trigona 'Green' Rescue Boxes prised by collectors for itsEuphorbia trigona, the African Milk Tree, is not a cactus despite its appearance. It is a succulent Euphorbia that produces tall, three sided green stems lined with paired thorns and small, teardrop shaped leaves along each ridge. It grows upright and columnar, branching with age into a candelabra like form that can reach impressive heights indoors. It handles neglect, drought, and low humidity without complaint, making it one of the lowest