Euphorbia meloformis 'variegata' Variegated Cactus not from the leaves (unlike

not from the leaves (unlike most bromeliads)

This is not a full sun plant

They are generally unbranched when young

neohumberii

only reaching 5-6' or so

Euphorbia meloformis 'variegata' Variegated Cactus not from the leaves (unlikeEuphorbia meloformis An amazing variegated form of this uncommonly seen species related to E. obesa. The plant is compact, rounded with ridges. The most distinctive aspect of the plant are the woody thorns that develop from old flower stalks. They are bent and remind me a lot of deer antlers! The variegation is nicely alternating bands of yellow and green. Under high light it gets pink highlights. Easy to grow but much slower than the normal all green