The Euphorbia Neostapelioides is not known by any vulgar or popular name, either in Spanish or in English. Over the years it has changed its botanical name, it began to be known as Monadenium succulentum, after which it entered the genus Euphorbia, which was as it was said for a time. And now, since July 2022, if you want to search for information about this species, you will have to look for Euphorbia succulenta. What we know for sure is that it comes from Africa, in the regions of Kenya and Tanzania.
It can measure 60 centimeters, the leaves if it receives direct sunlight will turn dark red. Over time the lower leaves gradually detach. There is a variety that makes leaves white-green.
As for irrigation, the substrate must be left to dry completely or almost completely before water it again. If this is respected, when temperatures are around 15 degrees positive, it will be when it will bloom. We can enjoy small flowers of green and fleshy petals and stamens between purple and pink.
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