Euphorbia gorgonis

Euphorbia gorgonis is a species of succulent plant belonging to the Euphorbiaceae family. Native to the arid zones of South Africa, this plant is distinguished by its compact, geometric rosettes, reminiscent of coral-like structures. Each rosette is made up of tubular segments arranged in a spiral, offering an intriguing and distinctive visual appearance.

Origin: Euphorbia gorgonis is native to South Africa
Watering: Little watering
Brightness: Indirect bright light with filtered light.
Substrate: Well-drained quality potting mix.
Flower: Euphorbias generally produce small flowers, but are mainly grown for their shape and foliage.
Temperature: Tolerates warm temperatures, avoid temperatures below 10°C.
Growth: Moderate to slow with good care.
Toxicity: The sap of many Euphorbias can be toxic, so it is important to handle the plant with care and keep it out of reach of children and pets.