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Euphorbia francoisii
Euphorbia francoisii is characterized by its petite, clustered formation and distinctive foliage. The leaves, often a deep green with purple hues, are sleek and pointed, forming an attractive crown atop the segmented stems. In its arid native habitat, euphorbia francoisii thrives by storing moisture in its fleshy stems, enabling it to survive harsh drought conditions. Its small, inconspicuous flowers are a testament to its resilience in a minimalist survival strategy.
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Perennial
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Succulent
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Evergreen
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Care Guide for Euphorbia francoisii

Every 3 weeks
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
0 - 41 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Euphorbia francoisii, native to arid regions, exhibits excellent drought tolerance and should be watered every three weeks. As an indoor plant, it prefers well-draining soil to prevent root rot, allowing deep penetration of occasional watering while maintaining its water balance.
Fertilize: Euphorbia francoisii requires minimal fertilizer for growth, thriving in well-drained poor soils. Apply half-strength liquid fertilizer only when lower leaves begin to yellow, indicating nutrient deficiency. This approach ensures the plant remains nourished for several months.
Propagation: Euphorbia francoisii is primarily propagated via cuttings, as seeds are rarely available and challenging to germinate. After cutting, allow 2-3 days to dry, then plant in a soilless medium. Regular misting and daily air exposure are crucial to prevent mold and promote healthy root development.
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