Coral Cactus, Eurphorbia lactea cristata, Euphorbia neriifolia, Very Rare, Live Plant Euphorbia_ammak Individual rosettes reach about two

Individual rosettes reach about two feet in diameter

Setting Size 30

~Bare root live plant 3-gallon/ 8-10 inch

Large purple fruits are easily produced when blossoms are pollinated

In order to become well established

Coral Cactus, Eurphorbia lactea cristata, Euphorbia neriifolia, Very Rare, Live Plant Euphorbia_ammak Individual rosettes reach about twoThe showy part of the plant, the section that resembles coral, is called the crest, and is the result of a rare mutation in Euphorbia lactea. With its origins in Africa, the Euphorbia genus is a surprisingly large family of over 2000 succulent plants. Commonly referred to as spurges, theyre known for their poisonous sap, called latex, which was once traditionally used as a purgative. But the coral cactus is actually two different types of Euphorbias