Euphorbia meloformis subsp. meloformis Succulents

Euphorbia meloformis subsp. meloformis SucculentsRemarkable and immediately recognizable, Euphorbia meloformis can grow up to 20 cm high and wide and often starting to cluster in old age. This particular subspecies is characterised by shorter, less persistent flowering peduncles, though this can also vary significantly between plants. They are fairly east to grow and can handle a fair amount of water during summer. Your plant will already be substantial with a minimum diameter of 3 cm and has

It is native to the Little Karoo region and needs light watering throughout the year

Small heads with reddish lines in strong sunlight

The plants have grown well throughout the summer and are now large and well established

Each plant will contain a minimum of three large heads

They are fairly easy to grow

with ample light watering during winter and a summer dormancy period

This form is known from the Calitzdorp region and produces small

Flowers are produced throughout summer at the growing tip of stems

can handle direct sun

Known from the area of Arondegas

One of the Lithops species with the best patterns

with heads about 5 mm in diameter