Euphorbia Enopla

Euphorbia enopla

Water
Low water; water thoroughly, then let soil dry completely. Water sparingly during cool weather, and never leave roots in standing water.
Description
A compact South African succulent with upright, ribbed green stems armed with vivid red spines that darken with age; resembles a cactus but belongs to the spurge family.
Deciduous / Evergreen
Growth Rate
Growth Habit
Flower Color
Toxic if ingested; milky sap is a severe skin/eye irritant
Care Instructions

Light: Bright light with morning sun and afternoon shade in Phoenix; acclimate gradually and protect from intense reflected summer heat.

Water: Low water; water thoroughly, then let soil dry completely. Water sparingly during cool weather, and never leave roots in standing water.

Soil: Sharply drained cactus/succulent mix with generous pumice or gravel; use containers with drainage holes or raised beds rather than heavy clay.

Mature size: About 1–3 feet tall and 1–2 feet wide.

Bloom: Small, inconspicuous blooms typically appear in spring to summer on established plants.

Evergreen / deciduous: Evergreen succulent stems; tiny, short-lived leaves are usually absent.

Growth rate: Slow to moderate in warm weather with suitable light and careful watering.