Euphorbia Trigona Jade - 4" Pot bohemian silvery-white leaves with subtle horizontal

silvery-white leaves with subtle horizontal banding in pale green

Hoya Heuschkeliana Variegata H21 has long vining tricolor elliptically shaped foliage

These gill-like mutations make this cultivar easy to identify and a great collector's plant

fountain-like structure

often flushed with pink to coral-red tones in strong light—giving rise to the Hellfire name

Euphorbia Trigona Jade - 4" Pot bohemian silvery-white leaves with subtle horizontalEuphorbia trigona Jade develops upright, triangular stems with flat faces and small paired leaves along the ridges. The deep green stems grow vertically and gradually branch as the plant matures, forming a columnar structure with a tree like appearance over time. Subtle spines form along the edges of the ridges while new growth emerges from the upper sections of the plant. Euphorbia Care Tips Light Level: Bright Indirect to Direct Humidity: Low Water: