Euphorbia trigona 'Mint Cream' Hydroleca green stems sprawl from

green stems sprawl from

In A/W allow top soil to dry out 80%

Its palmate leaves droop gently at the tips

Sarracenia is a small genus of carnivorous plants

commonly known as tamarind

Euphorbia trigona 'Mint Cream' Hydroleca green stems sprawl fromKnown only in cultivation, Euphorbia trigona emerges with distinct three wing like angles, short spines form along each side and delicate leaves appear across the margins during the growing season. Euphorbia trigona 'Mint Cream' is a variegated cultivar, with bright green stems and pale mint splotches across the surface. WATERING In summer water thoroughly only when 100% of the soil has dried out. A W allow soil to dry 100% water sparingly. In spring