Euphorbia trigona

Also known as African Milkbush or African Candelabra, is an impressive succulent with an eye-catching appearance and relatively easy care.

An excellent choice for both beginners and experienced plant enthusiasts looking for a hardy and aesthetically pleasing plant. Although often confused with a cactus, Euphorbia trigona belongs to the euphorbia family and not the cactus family.

Care: E uphorbia trigona thrives in bright sunlight. Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Thrives in warm temperatures between 18-24°C. It cannot withstand frost and should be protected from temperatures below 10°C.

Botanical description

Scientific Name : Euphorbia trigona

Origin : Gabon to Malawi. It is a succulent shrub or tree that grows primarily in the seasonally dry tropical biome.

Height : Can grow up to 2-3 meters tall in cultivation, but grows slowly.

Foliage : The plant has vertical, thick, triangular stems with small, oval leaves that grow along the ridges. The leaves are usually green but can have reddish tones depending on the variety and light conditions.

Unique Features: Euphorbia trigona is extremely drought tolerant, making it ideal for growers who may forget to water regularly. The plant requires minimal care and is highly resistant to disease and pests. It is used as poison and medicine, has environmental uses and is also used as food.

Euphorbia is very forgiving and easy to care for, but also very poisonous. The white milky sap from the Euphorbia plant is poisonous if ingested and can also cause skin and eye irritation, so do not hug him and keep him away from pets and children. Are you the person who loves forgiving plants? Take the opportunity to order a Euphorbia trigona online!