Euphorbia infausta draft so it's important not to

so it's important not to overwater it

Keep your African spear plants away from cold

Avoid placing a young plant in full sun right away and gradually increase its exposure over one to two weeks to prevent sunburn

Growth rate: It is a relatively rapidly growing and easily flowering species that will make large clumps given the best conditions

The soil should be a mix of pumice and peat

Euphorbia infausta draft so it's important not toA native to South Africa, Euphorbia infausta is a compact long lived plant species belonging to the Euphorbiaceae family. Growing up to 12 inches in height, this clump forming plant has typically a dark green tint, however, it can occasionally have purplish colored stripes on it. Also known as Euphorbia meloformis, this mound shaped plant enters into dormancy in the winters and has a slow growth rate. No leaves or branches can be found on this globose