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types of coral cactus Coral Cactus (Euphorbia)

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types of coral cactus Coral Cactus (Euphorbia)Details Despite its common name, the Coral Cactus is not a cactus at all but a grafted Euphorbia! A truly unique and interesting plant for any collection. Fun Fact This plant is actually a graft (just like the Moon Cactus) which consists of two parts. The head, usually Euphorbia Lactea Cristate, and the base, usually Euphorbia Neriifolia. The head is a mutated version of a regular succulent called fascination. When this fasciation occurs, the stems

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Despite its common name, the Coral Cactus is not a cactus at all but a grafted Euphorbia! A truly unique and interesting plant for any collection.

Fun Fact

This plant is actually a graft (just like the Moon Cactus) which consists of two parts. The head, usually Euphorbia Lactea Cristate, and the base, usually Euphorbia Neriifolia. The head is a mutated version of a regular succulent called fascination. When this fasciation occurs, the stems appear to coalesce into a unified form. This result causes fused stems that give the plant a distorted appearance! Since this mutated species takes a long time to grow, it is commonly grafted to a faster growing species which shares its energy with the mutant plant!

Sizes

Small: 1.5 - 2.5"
Large: 3 - 4"
Jumbo: 4.5"+

Note:

Plants vary in size and colour. Every plant is unique and therefore may not be exactly as shown. Plants may or may not be in stages of flowering upon arrival.

Plant care

Sun 

Full sun, light shade

Water

Infrequent

Hardiness

Zone 9 - 11

Mature Size

24”

Care Tips:

- Plant in well-draining, porous succulent soil.

- Will do best if planted in a pot with a drainage hole.

- Provide plenty of bright to direct sunlight to help this plant stay colourful and compact.

- Water infrequently. This plant likes to dry out completely in between waterings so only water when the soil is bone-dry. Succulents are drought tolerant. It is safer to under water than over water.

- The sap of this plant is toxic to pets and humans alike with the potential to cause severe inflammation to the skin and eyes.

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