2-foot Euphorbia tirucalli drops many small branches in winter (yellow, then dry). Improved when placed outside in hot, humid NC summer.
Normal for this species (becomes a tree in nature) to shed lower branches. Winter indoor conditions (low light, low humidity) accelerate loss.
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