Euphorbia francoisii v. Leandri

Euphorbia francoisii v. LeandriEuphorbia francoisii v. leandri You will receive this exact specimen. Measures 4" tall. Showcased here in Handmade Pottery Frost Ridge Planter No. 38 (sold separately). Roots as shown. Will be shipped bare root. A beautifully patterned Madagascan species, Euphorbia francoisii var. leandri is prized for its extraordinary foliage, compact caudiciform growth habit, and endlessly variable coloration. Unlike most Euphorbias grown primarily for stems or

the stems are bright to dull olive-green

reaching a height of 2-3 cm and a diameter of 8 cm in their natural habitat

Its smooth

• Compact sculptural caudiciform growth habit

Beautiful flecking on this one too

Showcased here in Handmade Pottery - Salt Basin Vessel No

Handmade Pottery - Ash Vein Vessel No

An unforgettable species prized among serious Euphorbia and caudiciform collectors for its:

This is very rare

• Rare spiraling form of a Chilean desert cactus• Incredible natural corkscrew geometry• Powdery blue-green coloration• Extremely sculptural mature growth habit• Highly sought-after collector specimen

Spines are sharp

Alluaudia procera combines the graceful silhouette of an Ocotillo with the enduring architecture of a succulent tree