Euphorbia | Botany & Care

Euphorbias 'Heterodoxa' and 'Phosphorea' are special varieties. This succulent is very decorative with strongly branched twigs that look a bit like pencils. Small flowers bloom at the ends of the branches. The Phosphorea variant derives its specific name from the fact that it can emit a peculiar phosphorescent light.

	Biological
	Heterodoxa PØ12 H30 cm incl pot Phosphorea PØ15 H40 cm incl pot
	Sun | Part shade
	Warm months 1 x every 2 weeks | Colder months 1 x per month
	Plant food 1x per year in the spring
	Air purifying
	Toxic

BOTANY | The plant family Euphorbia contains many different species, but they all have in common that they all contain plant sap, which is also called spurge. The Euphorbia is a succulent plant that originates in Brazil. It grows there on a rocky surface.

PLANT CARE | The Euporbia needs little care. Only water when the soil has dried for about 1 week in the warm months and 1 x every 6 weeks in the colder months. Do you want to grow the plant? Then give this succulent plant a larger pot to give the roots room to grow. Repot the Euphorbia with well-draining soil to prevent the soil from staying moist. Give organic liquid plant food from Botanopia once a year in the summer .

FLOWER POT | The kraft paper pot is waterproof for several weeks to months, depending on the water needs of the plant. The pot is 100% biodegradable and plastic-free. As soon as moisture spots appear in the soil, the pot is no longer watertight and it is best to repot the plant. After repotting, the pot can be handed in with the old paper to be recycled.