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Euphorbia gottlebei
Euphorbia gottlebei features a compact, globe-shaped stem with rib-like protrusions edged with spines, mimicking its arid homeland's rocky expanses. Its adaptive structure minimizes surface area, reducing moisture loss. Tiny yellow flowers may emerge, camouflaged against its greenish body, further reflecting its mastery of survival in sparse environments.
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Perennial
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Succulent
Plant Type
Deciduous
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Care Guide for Euphorbia gottlebei

Every 3 weeks
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
0 - 41 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Euphorbia gottlebei prefers semi-arid conditions, requiring water only once every three weeks. Its drought tolerance and water storage capabilities make it ideal for indoor environments. Container growth helps manage moisture levels, preventing overwatering and supporting its preference for drier soil conditions.
Fertilize: Euphorbia gottlebei requires minimal fertilizer for growth and can thrive in poor, well-drained soils. Apply fertilizer only when lower leaves yellow, using half-strength liquid fertilizer to nourish the plant for several months.
Propagation: Euphorbia gottlebei is primarily propagated via cuttings, as seeds are hard to germinate and not readily available. Use gloves and clean tools while handling cuttings. Allow cuttings to dry for 2-3 days before planting in soilless medium, regularly mist, and ensure adequate air circulation to prevent rot.
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