Euphorbia infausta variegata Living Gifts It experiences dormancy in the

It experiences dormancy in the summer period and it can grow up to a height of 2

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unique bottle-shaped trunk

in the afternoon

Spines: On the ribs there are 1-5 persistent peduncles

Euphorbia infausta variegata Living Gifts It experiences dormancy in theThe Euphorbia infausta variegata is a succulent that is native to South Africa. It belongs to the family Euphorbiaceae. Euphorbia infausta has a bright deep green stem, leafless and spineless clump forming columnar succulent with 6 8 lobes edged with small spines. The common name of the plant is Melon Spurge. The succulent grows about 12 inches in height. Between spring and fall, the plant bears yellow colored flowers. This is a winter dormant slow