Euphorbia trigonaThe Euphorbia trigona, also known as the African milk tree, is a unique and striking succulent native to Central Africa. Despite its cactus like appearance, it is actually a member of the Euphorbiaceae family. Here are some key features and care tips for the Euphorbia trigona: Appearance: It has triangular stems with three distinct sides, each adorned with ridges, thorns, and teardrop shaped leaves. The stems are dark green with light green V shaped

the long-enduring

Hardy to -20F Hardiness Zone Zone 05: to -20 degrees Moisture Light Full Sun - Part Shade Height 72+ in Bloom Time Summer Bloom Color White

While they require good light

White flowers appear in spring

well-drained fertile soil

or provide support to grow as a climbing vine

Grow Bigger

Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged

Large: 12″W x 11″H Medium: 9″W x 8

Leaves are chartreuse

For gardeners

eventually becoming a small squat tree