Euphorbia pentops

This succulent plant is extremely rare to find in the wild, as it grows in the desert areas between South Africa and Namibia. The name of the species derives from ancient Greek and literally means "five eyes", in relation to its stems with flat longitudinal ribs and a wavy pattern, on which rather pointed tubercles protrude around the body of the plant, similar to five eyes. It is an Euphorbia that tends to branch very easily, generating, starting from the central columnar stem, many branches ending with numerous long peduncles, of a beautiful light green, soft and opaque, which gives a delicate overall appearance, but at the same time full of details!