Euphorbia pedilanthioides NOT BEGINNER with a few random small

with a few random small

full rosette of many fairly stiff leaves that are dark silvery gray and fairly lepidote

The foliage has a good coating of trichomes giving the plant a velvety feel

This large growing ‘Tiger‘ hybrid by Chester Skotak is a new 2016 release

Another grex-mate is ‘Pink Spines’

Euphorbia pedilanthioides NOT BEGINNER with a few random smallTHIS PLANT IS ON C. I. T. E. S. AND CANNOT BE EXPORTED A rare species of the sandy deciduous and thorn forests of western Madagascar. A shrub with thin branches that can reach three feet tall and wide in nature. The slender branches bear narrow, inch long, deciduous leaves that leave a rigid spine (stipule) after the leaves fall. A napiform (beet shaped) taproot can be elevated to expose the top portion, making this plant appealing to the caudex plant