Coral Cactus, Eurphorbia lactea cristata, Euphorbia neriifolia, Very Rare, Live Plant Euphorbia_ammak Cover the ends of the

Cover the ends of the plant with Styrofoam cups or sheets to protect it as needed during periods of frost

Individual rosettes reach about two feet in diameter

like all Euphorbia

little in winter

~Bare root live plant 3-gallon/ 8-10 inch

Coral Cactus, Eurphorbia lactea cristata, Euphorbia neriifolia, Very Rare, Live Plant Euphorbia_ammak Cover the ends of theThe 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. With its origins in Africa, the Euphorbia genus is a surprisingly large family of over 2000 succulent plants. Commonly referred to as spurges, theyre known for their poisonous sap, called latex, which was once traditionally used as a purgative. But the coral cactus is actually two different types of Euphorbias