Euphorbia suzannae – wilczomlecz Suzanne, miniaturowa euforbia o kulistym pokroju

Euphorbia suzannae, also known as Suzanne’s Spurge, is a species of succulent euphorbia native to South Africa. It is highly valued by collectors for its compact, globe-shaped form, which resembles a miniature cactus. It grows slowly and forms dense clusters of small green spheres, marked by vertical lines, with slightly flattened tops. It is ideal for small pots, succulent arrangements, or rare collections.

🌿 Botanical features:

• Full name: Euphorbia suzannae

• Common name: Suzanne’s Spurge

• Family: Euphorbiaceae

• Origin: South Africa

• Growth type: Perennial succulent plant, globe-shaped, slowly branching

• Stems: Globular, green, with ribs and vertical lines, forming dense colonies over time

• Flowers: Tiny, yellow-green, typical for euphorbias, appearing in spring–summer

🌞 Growing conditions:

• Light: Prefers bright light and a few hours of direct sun; also adapts to filtered light

• Soil: Very well drained, sandy-stony, specific for succulents

• Watering: Low; let the soil dry completely between waterings

• Minimum temperature tolerance: down to 5–7°C; in Romania it is kept indoors during winter

• Humidity: Low; does not tolerate excess water

✨ Advantages and uses:

• Rare succulent with a unique globe-like appearance, very decorative in collections

• Grows slowly, easy to care for

• Suitable for small pots, arrangements with cacti and succulents

• Collector’s plant, loved by enthusiasts for its cactus-like shape

Height with pot included approx. 12 cm

Decorative pot not included in price