Euphorbia greenwayi subs. greenwayi (Very rare in cultivation)

Euphorbia greenwayi subs. greenwayi (Critically endangered Tanzanian, East African species.)

Euphorbia greenwayi subs. greenwayi (Very rare in cultivation)

Euphorbia greenwayi subs. greenwayi (Very rare in cultivation) - Image 2

R250.00

Size

Clear

NOTE

Colours of the succulents will vary from season to season as well as what you view on the website

All plants are dry rooted before shipping to ensure they arrive in the best possible condition. Therefore pots are not included in the order.

Grower: late winter to early summer, frost tender
Light: medium sun exposure, not too much direct sun for this species, in winter in more higher light exposure.
Water: From spring to fall, water when top inch (2.5cm) of growing medium feels dry. Reduce water in colder winter period.
Soil type: well-draining succulent medium

ORIGIN / HISTORY

Native to the rocky, arid, and semi-desert woodlands of the Iringa Escarpment in Tanzania.
Rocky outcrops in Miombo woodland. This species is identified by its blue-green, thorn-lined, and often variegated stems.
Critically endangered due to habitat loss.

Euphorbia greenwayi subs. greenwayi (Very rare in cultivation)

Euphorbia greenwayi subs. greenwayi (Very rare in cultivation) - Image 2