Euphorbia cylindrifolia v. tuberifera *Big Plant* Crassulaceae They are in a 3

They are in a 3

This plant likes more shade than most succulents and can be grown in full but bright shade (do not put in full sun)

Compare that to some Aeonium species with heads that can reach 2-3' wide and get several feet tall

High light turns them orange

This Peru native is the smallest of the Cereoid cacti

Euphorbia cylindrifolia v. tuberifera *Big Plant* Crassulaceae They are in a 3Euphorbia cylindrifolia v. tuberifera An unusual species with thick rounded leaves with a deep groove down the center. The plant forms numerous prostrate (creeping) stems that become quite long in time. The flowers are bell shaped with an interesting beige brown color. Easy to grow. Put it in a well draining mix and water when the soil gets dry. In the winter cut back on water. Protect from frost. You will receive the plant shown in the images. It is