Euphorbia pulvinata

Succulent with a decidedly peculiar appearance, consisting of globose or slightly cylindrical stems that do not exceed 30 cm in height but tend to turn abundantly at the base, giving rise in nature to cushions over a meter in diameter: a real thorny bush, wild and elegant at the same time! Each stem, of a beautiful brilliant emerald green, has well defined longitudinal ribs, along which emerge small, conical and well marked peduncles. The plant has thorns that vary from white to reddish scattered sparsely along the ribs, accompanied by slender deciduous elliptical leaves located mainly in the apical area of the stem.