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Euphorbia polygona var. horrida

Family: Euphorbiaceae, Genus: Euphorbia

Description:

Euphorbia polygona var. horrida, native to South Africa, is a spiny succulent shrub that resembles a cactus. It grows up to 5 feet tall with blue-green, heavily ridged stems and produces small green-yellow flowers in summer. This plant forms tight clumps of upright columns and is known for its clustered crowns of spines. It thrives in well-draining mineral potting substrate and can tolerate temperatures as low as 14°F if roots are kept dry. Euphorbia polygona var. horrida prefers light shade to full sun and requires moderate watering throughout the year, except during the coldest month.

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  1. [1] Euphorbia horrida urchin: Planet Desert. Visit Source
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