4" Euphorbia rossii Seedling

Euphorbia rossii is a rare, caudex-forming succulent native to Madagascar, admired for its compact growth habit and distinctive, knobby caudex that stores water for drought tolerance. This slow-growing species produces slender, branching stems topped with narrow, green leaves that can take on reddish hues in bright sunlight. Over time, it forms an intriguing bonsai-like appearance, making it a sought-after addition to succulent collections.

Light: Prefers bright, indirect light to full sun; gradually acclimate to direct sunlight to avoid leaf burn.

Water: Water when the top 1-2 inches of soil dry out; reduce watering during dormancy.

Pet-Friendly: No, toxic to pets if ingested.

Humidity: Thrives in low to moderate humidity levels, typical of its native arid habitat.

Care Level: Moderate; requires well-draining soil and careful watering to prevent rot.

Note: Images are a general representation of size and color. Plants may vary in shape, size, and appearance.

Euphorbia rossii is a collector's favorite due to its drought resistance and fascinating structure. When mature, it can produce small, delicate cyathia flowers, adding to its ornamental appeal. Perfect for rock gardens, xeriscapes, or as a centerpiece in decorative pots, this Euphorbia is both visually striking and low-maintenance.

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