Euphorbia Lactea Crest

It is a slow growing succulent composed of fan shaped branches arranged in an alternating undulating pattern. This form is often grown grafted onto the base of euphorbia neriifolia. The plant is shipped in its pot to prevent any damage to the roots.
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This interesting succulent also called elkhorn has fan shaped branc.

Euphorbia lactea crest. Do not get it in your eyes or even on your skin as it could be an irritant to you. Euphorbia lactea crest this plant comes in a 35 pot. The 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 favored by horticulturists who mass produce these plants for sale. It will stem the flow.

It is a euphobia lactea crest grafted to a cactus. It may drip on your floors or furniture so simply use a piece of paper towel and place it over the cut like you would if you cut your face or legs shaving. Crested euphorbia lactea has wavy paddles that make it much fuller than the sparse original form. The stems are green and attractively marked with whitish or lime green irregular markings.

It may or may not be blooming at the time of your purchase. I just picked up one of these apparently scarce euphorbia lactea plants at ikea for a really low price. The edges of the stem align into an s shape. Remember this is a euphorbia poinsettia relative so it has white milky sap.

You will receive a very similar plant to the one in the picture. Crest are rare in the wild but with so many new techniques they are easily found on oct 15 2009 mgeno from philadelphia pa wrote. Euphorbia lactea cristata elkhorn frilled fan crested euphorbia this common form changes the shape of euphorbia lactea drastically. Euphorbia lactea cristata is a popular crested form of euphorbia lactea.