Euphorbia ingens Hydroleca Native to the rainforest it

Native to the rainforest it requires an indirect sunny spot and very minimal watering

Although appearing paper-like and almost flimsy

which freely branches as it matures

The seldom seen Ceraria namaquensis is a corker of a succulent with silver Birch-like shimmering metallic stems

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Euphorbia ingens Hydroleca Native to the rainforest itNative to South Africa, Euphorbia ingens is commonly known as Candelabra tree due to its distinct branching. This large tree like succulent can grow up to 10 metres tall in the wild. From a stocky main stem emerges a crown of dark green branches, which with age develops a rough brown grey bark that becomes fissured. Large specimens of this species often indicate periods of growth with wavey margins along their spiny ridges. WATERING In Summer water