Euphorbia bupleuriflora BENT A common sight in Namaqualand

A common sight in Namaqualand

Soil: Stone Eaters Soil or 60% Pumice + 40% potting mix

who used to sell hand-printed botanical shirts of his own design

It is one of the rarest and most desirable of the "living rock" cacti for its unmistakable shape resembling an inverted green pine cone with a woolly top

Euphorbia obesa grows very slowly into something that resembles a football sized green and brown zebra's egg

Euphorbia bupleuriflora BENT A common sight in NamaqualandThis charming little caudiciform almost resembles a miniature palm or cycad and bears some of the larger flowers in Euphorbiaceae, especially for such a dwarf plant. Staying solitary for most of its life and growing several heads only with great age, Euphorbia bupleuriflora is from the summer rainfall area of South Africa and should be kept dry through the cool winter. U. S. SHIPPING ONLYPlants ship bare root, pot soil not included