Appearance
This euphorbia blooms in late spring to summer. Its flowers, known as cyathia, are produced between spine pairs on newer growth, restricting them largely to the branch tips. These pea sized yellow blooms are followed by three angled fruits which take on a subtle rose coloring with maturity. This species does very well in ground with good drainage in a frost free climate where individuals can reach great size. It makes an equally fine container specimen to move into protected location for the winter. While it may grow in full sun in the wild, Natal experiences a marked maritime influence, and therefore sunburn may result from intense desert sunlight. There it is best to plant where protected from afternoon exposure in the midsummer months, particularly in the low desert.Naming
Synonyms - Cow’s Horn Euphorbia, Big Horn, Big Horned Euphorbia, Big Horned SpurgeReferences:
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