Euphorbia tardieuana

Euphorbia tardieuana is a variety of Euphorbia, known for its unique appearance and small size.

Origin: Native to Madagascar, this plant is adapted to warm, dry climatic conditions.
Growth: Slow-growing, generally forming clumps or groups of small stems.
Flowers: Produces small pink flowers, which are actually inflorescences called cyathes, typical of euphorbias.
Light: Prefers bright, indirect light, avoiding direct sunlight which can damage its stems.
Watering: Requires limited watering, allowing the substrate to dry out completely between waterings.
Substrate: A well-drained potting mix, specific to cacti and succulents, is recommended for this plant.
Temperature: Withstands heat well, but must be protected from frost and very low temperatures.
Toxicity: Euphorbia tardieuana is toxic if ingested, and its latex can cause skin irritation. 

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