Euphorbia waringiae

It is a small, caudiciform, low-growing bonsai-type succulent. From its caudex, in which it stores water to survive during drought periods, gray and corky branches with a creeping habit grow, which resemble an octopus, due to their tangled appearance. The leaves, wavy at the edges, are of a green color, which turn red-brown with the prolonged exposure to the direct sun. It blooms with small flowers, which vary in color from beige to light pink or brown, and that look like small bells.