Euphorbia neohumbertii Cactus Probably grown best in a

Probably grown best in a hanging basket because of the length of the stems

This cultivar is like the normal Sea Urchin cactus but with a much patterning of white flecks

Experiences light frost in its native South Africa

Some may be strongly variegated depending on where it forms

francoisii with a little E

Euphorbia neohumbertii Cactus Probably grown best in aEuphorbia neohumbertii An attractive leafy, stem forming species of from Madagascar. The stems are more or less square with spiny edges. The sides of the stem are green with brown stripes formed from the scars of old leaves. The leaves are somewhat thick, rounded, and smooth. The flowers are bright red and yellow, and are formed in the spring. The leaves are deciduous, falling off in the fall and regrowing in the spring Water regularly in summer, keep