Euphorbia lactea (Mottled Spurge) low light

Euphorbia lactea (Mottled Spurge) low lightEuphorbia lactea, also known as Mottled Spurge, is a striking plant with its unique, almost sculptural appearance that can grow up to 6 feet tall. Those eye catching, triangular stems and the splashes of white give it a very otherworldly vibe. Light: Loves bright, indirect sunlight. Think of a sunny spot indoors or a bit of morning sun. Water: It prefers being dry. Water it thoroughly, then let the soil dry out completely before watering again.

lacecap clusters of fringed flowers edged in purple-blue (deep pink when grown in neutral or alkaline soils) bloom Summer

Cooler temps give the pretty flowers an added purple edge

Medium - 15″ x 7

Medium - 15″ Diam

Bloom Color:

Full shade

Small: 4”x4”x8”

The bark is harvested by peeling off the outer bark and then scraping off the inner bark

Known for its superior cold hardiness and tolerance of wet conditions

Plant Characteristic Herbaceous Exposure Full sun Color Red Height 3ft - 5ft Habit Upright Spacing 18-24in Water Keep soil evenly moist Bloom Time July

Cleistocactus Winteri is a cactus native to Bolivia

indirect light but is even able to survive for long periods in low light