Euphorbia stellata Hydroleca Growing in small clumps in

Growing in small clumps in the deserts of Argentina and Bolivia

Aloe plicatilis will form a multi-branched bush of up to two meters wide in cultivation

Attendees will study the strange forms and intricacies of the species planted within the arid landscape

Fast growing

Use a cactus fertiliser 2-3 times a year

Euphorbia stellata Hydroleca Growing in small clumps inStellata meaning star shaped, referring to its protrusions of spined leaves sitting atop a broad caudex, Euphorbia stellata is both medusoid and caudex. Possibly one of the most fascinating members of the mind bogglingly big Euphorbiaceae genus. WATERING In S S water when 90% of the soil has dried out. During the winter months allow the soil to dry out 100% watering very little every 1 2 months. Avoid watering directly onto the caudex. LIGHT