Green African Milk Tree - Euphorbia Trigona Succulent Cactus plants - Dragon Bones - SIZE OPTIONS

Green African Milk Tree - Euphorbia Trigona Succulent Cactus plants - Dragon Bones
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Looks like and acts like a Cactus but it is in fact a succulent that can be grown indoors or out.

Caring for Euphorbias is generally uncomplicated, and ensuring their happiness is straightforward. Planting them in well-draining soil, providing light, a bit of moisture, and safeguarding against pests will suffice.

Euphorbias are especially suitable for beginners due to their resilience. With a native desert origin, succulent euphorbias share cultivation needs akin to cacti. While they are often cultivated outdoors, they also thrive in pots, suitable for both indoor and outdoor settings.

The majority of succulent euphorbias begin flowering in spring, maintaining their blooms throughout the summer, followed by a dormant period in winter.

🌞Light: Plenty of sun
💧Water: Euphorbias like to dry out in between waterings. Do not overwater.
🌵When grown indoors, the Euphorbia trigona can grow to 3 to 7 feet tall (1-2 meters). But it is a slow-growing plant, so you won't have to repot it too often.
🌡️Temperatures: Euphorbias can withstand high summer temperatures, but minimum winter temperatures vary
✨Fertilizer: Apply a balanced, water-soluble fertilizer in the spring and summer

African Milk Tree Guidelines:
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✔ We prioritize meticulous packing and shipping, restricted to Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday for heightened survival chances. However, we cannot ensure absolute 100% survival.
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