Euphorbia spiralis (Spiral Spurge) Size:4in

Euphorbia spiralis (Spiral Spurge) Size:4inEuphorbia spiralisoften called Spiral Spurgeis a sculptural succulent from the island of Socotra (Yemen), where it grows in rocky, windswept, extremely arid terrain. Its signature feature is the corkscrew stem, formed by twisting vertical ribs with paired spines. Euphorbia spiralis needs substantial light to stay compact and keep its corkscrew ribs pronounced. This species is extremely drought tolerant. Its slow growing, graygreen stem stores water,

Although very hardy

In areas where it can be grown outdoors

Short 11"W x 22"H

Reduce watering in fall and winter when growth slows

The closely spaced

Eastern-facing windows are ideal

irregular-upright selection of Lodgepole pine (so-named for their use as structural support of native American lodges and teepees)

commonly known as the Madagascar Palm

Electric-blue flowers and showy red calyces appear summer through first frost

Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged

meaning it grows off of tree trunks instead of the ground

White in color with a lavender tip