Euphorbia flanaganii aff. *Larger Plant*

Euphorbia flanaganii aff. *Larger Plant*Euphorbia flanaganii aff. A nice specimen of this Medusoid species of Euphorbia with a central "head" stem with long thin side stems. The central stem will become several inches thick when mature. Flowers are small and yellow. Easy to grow. Put it in a well draining mix and water when the soil gets dry. In the winter cut back on water. Protect from frost. Please note that the exact ID on this plant is uncertain. They are probably E. flanaganii or a E.

At the ends of the stock are white flowers that can be bigger than the young plants themselves

The plant look similar to P

bicolor type plant as occasionally one of the pups will revert back to a more normal green with white spots form

Size refers to the average of the inner and outer diameter of the pot at the opening

It is a winter grower so give it more moisture in the cooler months and hold back on the water in the summer (I don't water at all during the hottest months)

The leaves are fuzzy and krinkled

rarely seen species from Madagascar with thick leaves that are green (sometimes mottled) above and red below and have wavy edges

The dark red color seen in the pictures happens in high light and drier conditions

Takes similar care to other small Aloe species and hybrids

Keep drier in winter

Sulcorebutia rauschii A cute little reddish purple clumping cactus with magenta pink flowers

Has prominent brown spines