Euphorbia globosa
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Euphorbia globosa
9,99€ EUR
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Euphorbia globosa
9,99€ EUR
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Description
This quirky and highly decorative Euphorbia originates from South Africa. It has a small distribution area near the town of Gqeberha in the Eastern Cape province.
At first glance , Euphorbia globosa resembles Euphorbia obesa . However, it remains smaller and produces more lateral shoots, resulting in a small colony-like growth pattern. As a young plant, it is spherical, later becoming more cylindrical. In bright light, it develops an attractive red coloration. In nature, its colors blend so well into the surroundings that it is often difficult to spot among stones and rocks . It reaches a diameter of approximately 5 cm and a height of 6 to 12 cm.
Tiny leaves are sometimes still present at the tips of the shoots, but these soon dry out and fall off.
Like all members of the spurge family, it contains a milky sap in all parts of the plant.
You will receive a strong plant with multiple heads in an 8.5cm pot.
At first glance , Euphorbia globosa resembles Euphorbia obesa . However, it remains smaller and produces more lateral shoots, resulting in a small colony-like growth pattern. As a young plant, it is spherical, later becoming more cylindrical. In bright light, it develops an attractive red coloration. In nature, its colors blend so well into the surroundings that it is often difficult to spot among stones and rocks . It reaches a diameter of approximately 5 cm and a height of 6 to 12 cm.
Tiny leaves are sometimes still present at the tips of the shoots, but these soon dry out and fall off.
Like all members of the spurge family, it contains a milky sap in all parts of the plant.
You will receive a strong plant with multiple heads in an 8.5cm pot.
Care tips
Light & Location
Substrate & Repotting
Watering & Fertilizing
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