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Euphorbia tithymaloides 'Nanus' --Green Devil's Backbone--
Euphorbia tithymaloides 'Nanus' --Green Devil's Backbone--
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Sometimes called centipede euphorbia because of its jointed stem and leggy leaves, was previously considered Pedilanthus, but has now merged into the Euphorbia group. Neat zigzagging pattern makes this a fun graphic contrast as a houseplant! Tiny red blossoms in spring attract hummingbirds. Likes sun, infrequent soak watering, and trimming to stay compact. This variety is a rich and healthy fresh green.
Tags: Archived, Da, Euphorbia, Poisonous, Succulent/xeriscaping
Caution: Do not ingest. Treat with respect. Consider using gloves when handling.
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