Euphorbia prona

Extremely rare succulent, little known, coming from rather restricted areas of Somalia, whose Latin name refers to the "leaning forward", that is to its tendency to prostrate partially towards the soil with the growth. It has a slender and cylindrical stem, which branches abundantly and gives rise to a pleasantly asymmetric sprawling structure. The epidermis, of a beautiful bright light green, takes on darker shades with perfectly spiraled, which make the stem much more dynamic and original. From small areoles emerge pairs of thorns rather short but robust, of a reddish-brown that tends to gray with age and makes this succulent to resemble a real original cactus!