Euphorbia ramena (Euphorbia)

Botanical name: Euphorbia ramena

Common name: Euphorbia

Family: Euphorbiaceae

Origin: Madagascar

The plants should receive water mainly in winter and be grown in a well drained sandy soil.It rests in summer and produces new leaves and inflorescences in winter, the older leaves wither and drop in spring. It is particularly prone to rot if left cold and damp while dormant.

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