Euphorbia hamata (Deerhorn)
Euphorbia hamata (Deerhorn) stems with green rounded leaves growing from the thick succulent branches
Botanical name: Euphorbia hamata
Common names: Deerhorn, Cow Milk Bush, Cow Power, Elephants Milk Bush
Family: Euphorbiaceae
Origin: South Africa
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
Euphorbia hamata is a thornless low-growing succulent.
It is an easy to grow succulent plant for pot culture that will form a small caudiciform stem and make a fascinating specimen.
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Euphorbia hamata (Deerhorn) stems grow thick and spread from a brown clay container base.
Euphorbia hamata (Deerhorn) purple succulent stems holding delicate pink and lime colored flower buds close up
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