A massive, tree-like succulent, Euphorbia ingens forms a candelabra of green branches. It follows the standard euphorbia care: high light, water when dry (drier in winter), regular feeding, dry air, and avoidance of temperature extremes. A dramatic specimen for large, frost-free landscapes or conservatories.
Use very well-drained soil. The sap is toxic and irritating—handle with care. Drought tolerant. Can reach 30+ feet in habitat.
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