pencil cactus sap on skin Pencil Cactus 'Firesticks'

pencil cactus sap on skin Pencil Cactus 'Firesticks'This euphorbia has rigid, upright stalks that create a bush form as it grows. The 'Firesticks' variety has a splash of reddish orange compared to the all green version. The Euphorbia genus is one of the most morphologically diverse in the houseplant world. Theyre often mistaken for cacti, although they can be leafy or bare, shrublike or columnar, towering or compact. Most will need at least some direct sun to stay happy, and many will thrive with full

This euphorbia has rigid, upright stalks that create a bush form as it grows. The 'Firesticks' variety has a splash of reddish-orange compared to the all green version.

The Euphorbia genus is one of the most morphologically diverse in the houseplant world. They’re often mistaken for cacti, although they can be leafy or bare, shrublike or columnar, towering or compact. Most will need at least some direct sun to stay happy, and many will thrive with full exposure. Like cacti and other succulents they enjoy being pot-bound, tend to be drought tolerant, and are more prone to over- than under-watering. All Euphorbia have a sticky, milky white sap that can irritate skin and can be very dangerous if ingested or exposed to the eyes. In the outdoor plant world, Euphorbia are more commonly known as spurges.