Euphorbia ingens f. variegata

The variegated form of this succulent plant has typical yellow-whitish areas in the exact points where chlorophyll is absent: this means that each specimen will never be exactly identical to the others, which is why they are extremely rare and sought after plants. by enthusiasts. We are talking about a medium-large succulent plant, also called "Candelabrum tree" precisely because it closely resembles one in its shape. Its bright green stem has a solitary bearing which, over time, tends to branch upwards; it has well-defined ribs with small and rigid spines. Its flowering occurs at the top of the stems, generating many small bright yellow flowers. It is a very popular plant for its versatility and ease of cultivation, perfectly suited to furnish both apartments and offices.