Euphorbia horwoodii Own roots! (A) Cactus It starts out globular and

It starts out globular and stays that way for a long time before slowly becoming slightly columnar (remember it stays pretty small)

The petals are hairy near the base

Fairly simple to grow

Will turn green in lower light

Likes water when leafed out

Euphorbia horwoodii Own roots! (A) Cactus It starts out globular andEuphorbia horwoodii A rarely seen Somalian species with round spiny blue green stems that branch heavily. The stems are bluer in high light, greener in low light. Put it in a well draining mix and water when the soil gets dry. Likes bright light and warmer temperatures. Definitely protect from frost and ideally keep above 50 degrees. This plant is on its own roots. They are cuttings made from a mother plant, not individual seedlings. The variation in