Coral cactus is a crested mutation of Euphorbia lactea, sometimes grafted onto a Euphorbia rootstock. A leafy shoot emerging from the stem is likely a reversion to normal growth from the rootstock or a spontaneous sport.
Either way, the plant’s health is unaffected. Provide bright light, very sparse winter watering, no fertilizer until spring.
Coral Cactus Shoot: Need Photo to Identify if It's a Flower Spike or Offset
Removing Weak Winter Growth on an Easter Cactus (Rhipsalidopsis/Hatiora)
Moon Cactus Brown Spots and Pale Growth: Healing Scars and Light Adaptation
Starting a Cactus Garden in India: Monsoon Management and Beginner Species
Coral Cactus (Euphorbia lactea 'Cristata') Care: Glued Rocks, Watering, Repotting
Coral Cactus (Rhipsalis cereuscula) in Glued-Stone Pot: Repot or Pry?
Zygo Cactus (Schlumbergera) Disease: Photos Needed for Diagnosis
Fast-Growing Saguaro in Texas: 12 ft in 20 Years Is Normal With Water
Prickly Pear Growth Surge After Relocation: Light Response vs. Flowering
Toppled 18-Foot Columnar Cactus: Re-rooting Giant Cuttings
Normal vs. Abnormal Fuzzy Growth on Melocactus and Vatricania
Moon Cactus Scion Death: Rootstock Takes Over with Jungle Cactus Traits
Saving an Overwatered Christmas Cactus with Root Rot
Treating Spider Mites on Coral Cactus with Soapy Water Spray
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