Euphorbia susannae

Euphorbia susannae is a species of succulent plant belonging to the Euphorbiaceae family. It originates from Namibia and is appreciated for its unique shape and attractive foliage.

Origin : Euphorbia susannae is native to Namibia, where it grows in desert and arid regions.

Growth: Euphorbia susannae is relatively slow-growing. It forms a compact rosette of thick, triangular leaves, often with marbled or spotted patterns. The plant can reach a height of around 15 to 30 cm, and generally multiplies by lateral shoots from the base of the main plant.

Flowers: Euphorbia susannae produces small yellow or green flowers in clusters at the ends of the stems. However, these flowers are often inconspicuous, as they are surrounded by green bracts that give them the appearance of a single flower.

Light: Euphorbia susannae prefers a sunny to mid-sunny exposure. It can tolerate bright light, but avoid direct exposure to scorching sun, as this can burn the leaves.

Watering: This succulent plant needs moderate watering. It is recommended to let the soil dry completely between waterings to avoid root rot. During the winter months, when the plant is resting, watering can be reduced.

Substrate : A well-draining potting mix specifically for cacti or succulents is recommended. Make sure the soil provides good drainage to prevent moisture build-up.

Toxicity: Euphorbias produce a milky sap that can be irritating to the skin and mucous membranes, and toxic if ingested. Handle these plants with care and keep them out of reach of children and pets.

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