Euphorbia trigona variegata succulents Simply cut a section of

Simply cut a section of the plant off of the parent and submerge the cut ends in water for two weeks

With their vibrant foliage and ease of maintenance

Sansevieria are now included in the genus Dracaena

Scindapsus Exotica prefers consistently moist (but not waterlogged) soil and benefits from occasional misting to replicate its natural habitat

Terrestrial varieties of ferns live along the forest floor

Euphorbia trigona variegata succulents Simply cut a section ofThe "African Milk Tree" or "Cathedral Cactus" are other names often used to describe Euphorbia trigona. This flowering succulent originates from Central Africa and is commonly grown and sold in nurseries as a houseplant or hedge in warmer climates. We currently grow and offer many colorful varieties of Euphorbia trigona, including green, red, variegated and ghost white. Bright light and well draining soil is a must.