Euphorbia iharanae

Succulent with an extremely peculiar appearance, rather rare because it is present in nature in limited areas. It is characterized by a slender woody stem of light color, abundantly tuberculate and with a rather asymmetric surface; with the growth it maintains a reduced diameter, but can branch up to give life, at the apex of its stems, extravagant bumps adorned with long and slender flexible spines of reddish-brownish color. To complete the absolutely innovative aspect of E. iharanae contribute peculiar large and flat leaves of ovate shape, characterized by a pleasantly spotted surface of darker green and by margins finely decorated with reddish. The soft and velvety down that covers the entire epidermis makes this succulent almost silvery and extremely elegant!