Euphorbia kamponii Caudiciform thin blue-gray to greenish-gray leaves

thin blue-gray to greenish-gray leaves with many raised bumps

It produces a blue stem that is woody below and branches in time but stays small

An attractive Stapeliad with pale yellow flowers with brown mottling

but especially in the spring

It is said to be the largest bulb of any plant and can be a foot or more in diameter when mature

Euphorbia kamponii Caudiciform thin blue-gray to greenish-gray leavesEuphorbia kamponii Family: Euphorbiaceae. A rarely seen branching species from Madagascar with fuzzy stems. This is one of the few branching Euphorbia species without spines. In warm climates this can become a landscape shrub or small tree. It will remain manageable size with occasional trimming for indoor growers. Easy to grow. Put it in a well draining mix and water when the soil gets dry. Protect from frost. You will receive a plant shown in the