Euphorbia brevirama

Its name was chosen by Nicholas Brown, who first discovered it at the beginning of the twentieth century in South Africa. It is a succulent that forms small shrubs, consisting of an inverted conical body, rather massive, from which short branches (from which "brevirama") branch off, thin and branched in turn, completely covered with flat and hexagonal warts . It is an extremely rare plant, highly sought after by connoisseurs from all over the world for its unique appearance, capable of giving a timeless exotic charm to your rooms!