Euphorbia stellata Collectors Unlike its waxy-leafed cousins

Unlike its waxy-leafed cousins

It’s the kind of plant that starts conversations and catches flies (literally)

Watering: About every two weeks is good

so don’t overdo it — less is more

complete with drainage hole and matching saucer

Euphorbia stellata Collectors Unlike its waxy-leafed cousinsA striking and unusual succulent with a twisted, star shaped caudex and creeping stems, Euphorbia stellata is a collectors dream. Native to South Africa, it forms a sculptural base that looks almost like driftwood, topped with fleshy, green leaves that appear in warmer months. Its curious shape makes it a true conversation piece perfect for shelves, sunny windowsills, or as part of a rare plant collection. Plant Care Light: Likes bright direct light