Euphorbia inermis f. variegated (Variegated)

The varied shape of this wonderful succulent makes it highly sought after by collectors all over the world. The lack of chlorophyll in some areas of the epidermis causes yellow spots or streaks that will be different in each specimen. For this reason you will never find two identical plants. In the normal form this succulent has a central caudiciform stem from which sprout numerous serpentine branches, cylindrical and tapered, similar to the hair of Medusa, from which it derives the name "Head of Medusa". Its stems are entirely covered by small protuberances with white pinpricks, caused by the fall of the leaves, which stand out on the green of the stem.