Description
Euphorbia mammillaris ‘Variegata’ is a succulent with white stem and emerald green markings. As it matures, the plant develops long, sharp spines at the top of each stem. Its small, variegated leaves are relatively short-lived. Over time, it grows multiple stems, creating an appealing cluster.
Family: Euphorbiaceae | Genus: |
Common Name(s): Indian Corn Cob | Mature Size: 25 - 35 cm in height |
Origin: A variegated cultivar of Euphorbia mammillaris | Dormancy: |
Flower Colours: Cyathia is a specialised pseudanthia ("false flowers") with broadly funnel-shaped involucres and golden yellow glands. | Bloom Season: late Winter - early Summer |
Sun Exposure: Full sun (Stems will turn pink) | Watering: “Soak and dry” method (Make sure soil is dry) |
Temperatures: 10 - 21+°C | Toxic: Yes, if ingested, also avoid milky latex (sap) on skin or in eyes. |
