Euphorbia makallensis

Splendid succulent, consisting of small stems that do not reach considerable heights, but rather tend to develop in clusters of several closely spaced stems, taking on the appearance of a wonderful opaque green cushion. Extremely similar to a cactus, it has 4 well-marked longitudinal ribs, equipped with very close white areoles that almost create a continuous white line, as if to highlight the borders. Only rarely do a few small clear thorns come out here and there, sometimes two per areola. On the whole, E. makallensis, due to its geometric perfection and its drawn edges, seems almost a magnificent sculpture, perfect for decorating rooms of any style!