Euphorbia lactea 'Cristata' rebuybundle shaded environments

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This variety has been wrongly identified as Colcasia and Alocasia before recently being reclassified as Caladium praetermissum - praetermissum meaning neglected or overlooked

heart-shaped leaves adorned with prominent light green veins and rich burgundy undersides

An easy grower

This variety has been bred for its attractive variegation and compact growth

Euphorbia lactea 'Cristata' rebuybundle shaded environmentsEuphorbia lactea 'Cristata', the Coral Cactus, is a wonderfully strange succulent whose growing point has fanned into a rippling, brain like crest. Often grafted onto a Euphorbia neriifolia to show off its undulating, coral like form, it's a true sculptural curiosity. Origins Euphorbia lactea is native to tropical Asia, particularly India, where the species grows as a spiny succulent shrub in dry, sunny conditions. Soil and Substrate Our Simply Cacti