Euphorbia squarrosa

Succulent widely appreciated for various aspects: first of all, the massive woody caudex that distinguishes it is particularly loved by collectors, as its asymmetry makes each specimen different from the others and, for this reason, absolutely unique! Secondly, rather unusual succulent branches branch off from the caudex, of a pleasant bright green, fleshy and equipped with 3 corners densely marked by well pronounced tubercles adorned with grayish thorns. With growth, the stems tend to crawl to the ground or fall back, giving rise to wonderful waterfalls with an often twisted and never static course. In some ways similar to E. stellata, however it differs from it due to the three-dimensional nature of its branches, unlike the two-dimensional ones of the other species.