Euphorbia infausta houseplant if you live in an

if you live in an extremely hot climate

that starch can be extracted from them and can be used for both edible and medicinal purposes

giving them a cactus-like appearance

spiny succulent shrub without leaves or branches

Euphorbia infausta houseplant if you live in anA native to South Africa, Euphorbia infausta is a compact long lived plant species belonging to the Euphorbiaceae family. Growing up to 12 inches in height, this clump forming plant has typically a dark green tint, however, it can occasionally have purplish colored stripes on it. Also known as Euphorbia meloformis, this mound shaped plant enters into dormancy in the winters and has a slow growth rate. No leaves or branches can be found on this globose