Euphorbia Ingens - Succulent Plant

Name: Euphorbia Ingens Succulent Plant
Brand: Nationbloom
SKU: NBIC1713
Rating: 4.2725321888412 (233 reviews)

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Purchase Description

    Euphorbia Ingens Succulent Plat with pot
    Product Material: Natural Plant With Pot , Quantity : 1
    Pot : 5 Inches (13 cm), Pot Colour : Black (Plastic)
    Very easy to maintain and Suitable for gifting to Plant Lover

The Euphorbia ingens, also called the candelabra tree, the cowboy cactus and the good luck cactus, is a spiny, succulent plant that features cactus-like, segmented arms growing from a single trunk, with bright yellow blossoms on the tips of its branches in late spring.

A native of the East Indies and Africa, euphorbia adapts well to life as a houseplant, and may be set out in summer and brought inside before the first hint of frost. However, this is an extremely poisonous plant, and the milky latex can cause blisters on skin and even blindness if it touches the eyes. It should only be grown where it is out of reach to both children and pets.

Euphorbia Ingens Care

The plant perform best in big size containers (8inh or more) or plant them on ground

Sunlight	Place the plant in a bright area of the home; a south or southeast facing window works great. If natural light is not adequate, you can supplement with a nice natural white florescent bulb. You can put it outside in summer and spring, with indirect light, but it will need to remain indoors during fall and winter.
Watering	When the soil is dry it is time to water. If the plant gets too fleshy and starts to lean over, you need to water less often.
Soil	Use a potting soil mix with a little sand; a cactus & suculents likes good drainage. You can mix in a little slow release organic fertilizer, but it is not necessary. Make sure to pack down the soil around the transplanted plant, and thoroughly water it, to help spur the rooting process in the new soil.
Temperature	stays consistently warm, between 74 to 82 degrees Fahrenheit
Fertilizer	Use a water-soluble fertilizer in a 10-10-10 NPK formulation, diluted to half the recommended strength.