Euphorbia Bupleurifolia x Susannae Plant

Euphorbia bupleurifolia × susannae is a rare and fascinating hybrid, highly prized by succulent collectors. It combines the characteristics of its two parent species, creating a compact, sculptural, and charming plant.

It typically forms a rounded or elongated caudex, resembling a small, textured trunk, from which emerge slender, narrow, and often slightly wavy leaves. The foliage, ranging from deep green to olive, appears in a rosette at the top, giving the plant an almost miniature palm-like appearance. It prefers bright to moderate light. Direct morning or late afternoon sun is ideal, but avoid intense midday sun, which can scorch the leaves.

Handle with care! The sap, which contains latex, can cause irritation upon contact with skin and eyes. It is toxic if ingested.

Family: Euphorbiaceae.
Origin: South Africa.
Watering: Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings.

Ambient humidity: Low to moderate.
Soil type: Dry and well-draining.
Avoid water pooling in the saucer.
Light: Moderate to high.
Orientation: West, East, or 1 m from a south-facing window.
Growth: Slow.
Temperature: High
Between approximately 18°C ​​and 26°C.

Grown in Quebec.
Bioactive