Euphorbia pseudoglobosa
Also known as False Globose Spurge as it resembles another species, Euphorbia globosa, but it is actually a different plant. It’s a low, clustering succulent that spreads more than it grows tall, making it great for small pots and collector trays.
A neat little collector succulent with small round stems that slowly form tight clumps. Native to South Africa and prized for its unusual shape.
✨ Unique clustered growth
☀️ Easy to grow in bright light
🪴 Perfect for succulent collectors
💧 Water when dry
🌼 Produces small greenish flowers in season
📏 Height: about 2–4 inches tall
↔️ Width: can spread 6–12 inches wide over time as it slowly forms clumps
🌎 Zone 10–11
⚠️ Note: Like all Euphorbias, this plant produces a milky white sap that can irritate skin and eyes. Handle with care and keep away from pets and children.