Euphorbia Ammak Green

Description: Euphorbia ammak is a striking Euphorbia of massive stature. It is a typical representative of large, tree-like Euphorbias that can grow up to 10 m tall with a short trunk. Flowers: Yellow-green, approx. 1 cm in diameter, fleshy. It is an easy species to grow that is suited for any well-drained soil in full sun.

The Euphorbia ammak is a popular Euphorbia plant, native to Saudi Arabia and Yemen. The thick, dark-green crowned stem grows upright and has brown paired thorns along the edges. Moreover, it forms branches or arms after reaching a height of 3 feet.

Euphorbia ammak 'Variegata' (Candelabra Spurge) is a striking evergreen succulent with a short trunk and upright branches in the shape of a branched candelabra. The entire surface is marbled with creamy-yellow and pale blue-green. The ribs are thick, wavy, usually four-winged, with contrasting dark brown spines.

Buy 2 Now. Full Description:Succulent species Euphorbia ammak-Green Formis a tree-like Euphorbia that can eventually reach up to 20'+ tall, self branching, several branches or arms grow from the main stems. Individual stems average 3" to 6" inches in diameter with dark green colored skin and wavy rib edges with serrated spine like or thorny edges.

Fruits: Green, 2-3 loculed, 3 mm in diameter smooth. Remarks: There is a commonly cultivated variegated version called (in the U.S.A.) Euphorbia ammak “variegata” , but this plant is more properly Euphorbia erythraeae f. variegata. which has a cream-yellow and pale blue-green marbled appearance with dark, brown spines.

AKA euphorbia ammak The Desert Cactus (or in scientific terms, the Euphorbia Ammak) is a tree-like succulent that thrives with just a bit of water and lots of sunlight. Sometimes referred to as the African Candelabra, the Desert Cactus hails from Saudi Arabia and Yemen and is known for its structural beauty and its ribbed arms edged with spines.