Euphorbia hamata

Graceful African succulent, consisting of slender stems of a pastel green, rather clear and opaque, which tend to branch and give rise to dense bushes and sometimes twisted stems adorned with sparse pointed tubercles, which with age are reduced and appear more roundish, similar to a sort of nodules along the stem. Mainly at the apex of the stems grow small ovoid leaves, slightly lanceolate, which will fall in a short time. Characterized by fairly rapid growth, when the succulent reaches maturity the stems will assume at the base caudiciform and woody disposition, pleasantly similar to a kind of graceful bonsai!