Plant Quick Guide

Growing Zones:

9-11 (outdoors).

Origin:

South Africa

Height:

Up to 4 ft.

Light:

Bright, indirect light

Water:

Once per week

Soil:

Potting soil mixed with sand or pearlite

Fertilization:

Every 4 weeks with liquid fertilizer diluted by half spring through summer

Humidity:

High, >50%

Temperature :

45-85ºF

Does it Bloom?

Yes, small orange flowers in the summer

Propagation:

Leaf cuttings

Euphorbia 'Devil's Backbone'

Euphorbia tithymaloides
USDA Hardiness Zones: 9-11 (outdoors).
 
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Description

Euphorbia Tithymaloides, also known as the Devil’s Backbone, is a succulent plant found in Southern Africa. The name “devil’s backbone” comes from the plant’s spiny appearance, which resembles a spinal column. In 1887, Norwegian botanist Vahl named this plant Euphorbias Tithymaloides after a Greek word meaning “fiery spine.”

 Please note: Toxic to humans, cats and dogs if ingested

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Care Guide

Provide this succulent plant with plenty of sunlight. It grows best in an area receiving sun throughout the day without direct sunlight. Look for partial shade to partial sun.

30-Day Guarantee

We will replace any houseplant that fails to thrive within 30 days of placing your order. Replacement plant shipping cost is at the customer’s expense. Proof of failure may be requested in the form of a picture sent to our customer service team. Houseplants are not included in the 1 year tree guarantee.

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