Euphorbia clivicola f. variegated

The variegated form of this succulent has yellowish spots in the areas of the epidermis where there is a lack of chlorophyll. The variegations are never identical in different specimens making each of them unique. In the normal form, E. clivicola is a very rare succulent in nature, consisting of four-angled stems that reach up to 15 cm in height, maintaining a diameter of 2-3 cm. It tends to branch easily, generating a kind of small shrub, thick and compact, adorned with thin whitish areoles from which emerges a pair of short, robust thorns of reddish-brown colour. The cup-shaped structures in which its microscopic and pretty flowers of a very lively yellow are arranged are undoubtedly particular.