Euphorbia obesa LARGE #1 NHT mark on each

mark on each

It also usually grows most of its caudex above ground

The color orange

all I want to do is touch it

we commemorate the irony of living in a world at war with itself for the sake of survival

Euphorbia obesa LARGE #1 NHT mark on eachEuphorbia obesa grows very slowly into something that resembles a football sized green and brown zebra's egg. This species was one of the first succulents to be nearly poached into extinction in the early 20th century. Today, it's well represented in cultivation and widely produced from seed. Water: Water more frequently in the spring and summer, during it's growing season. Sun Exposure: Some shade to full sun. Soil: Stone Eaters Soil OR 60% pumice