Euphorbia obesa 'Gingham Golf Ball' NEW where they grow as epiphytes

where they grow as epiphytes in forest canopy

In cold spells protect the central crown by packing the top with dry straw or horticultural fleece

Prominently veined leaves give great texture

It has much more delicate foliage than 'Monkey Mask' with a more pointed leaf shape too

colourful spathes are actually leaves whereas the actual flower is the central spike or spadix

Euphorbia obesa 'Gingham Golf Ball' NEW where they grow as epiphytesA round, globular succulent with a patterned surface, often grown as a curiosity due to its unique appearance. Also known as Baseball Plant. Native to: South Africa Light: Bright, indirect light Watering: In spring and summer, water moderately once soil is dry. Avoid watering during coldest parts of winter.