Euphorbia quadrangularis

It is a succulent plant that is so rare in the wild as it is truly peculiar for its absolutely unique appearance! It has shrubby stems that reach up to 3 m in height, branching off strongly like a proper shrub. It has 4 strongly angular ribs, the skin of which is pleasantly variegated with lighter central stripes, contrasting with both the dark green of the ribs and the whitish line that the areoles generate. Only two rather sturdy and short thorns emerge from these, which from greyish-white fade to black on the tips: it is such an original succulent that it will certainly not go unnoticed!