Euphorbia Lactea Cristata bonsai curved spines that resemble fishhooks—giving

curved spines that resemble fishhooks—giving it its common name

this variety develops irregular

giving the plant a fierce

making it an ideal plant for xeriscaping or container gardens

and requires very little water once established

Euphorbia Lactea Cristata bonsai curved spines that resemble fishhooks—givingEuphorbia lactea 'Crested', commonly known as Euphorbia lactea Cristata, is a striking and sculptural succulent admired for its unusual, fan shaped, wavy crest that resembles coral. This crest forms when the plant experiences a natural mutation causing the growing tip to widen and fold, creating dramatic ridges in shades of green, white, and sometimes pink or purple. Often grafted onto a more stable Euphorbia rootstock like Euphorbia neriifolia for