Euphorbia iharanae *Big Plant* Crassulaceae However it looks like the

However it looks like the unrelated Stapeliads

Pygmaeocereus bieblii This Peru native is the smallest of the Cereoid cacti

If grown outdoors protect from frost

You will receive the plant shown in images 1-4

Euphorbia iharanae *Big Plant* Crassulaceae However it looks like theEuphorbia iharanae Family: Euphorbiaceae. A rarely seen Madagascar species similar to E. neohumbertii but with mottled leaves that look almost variegated. It produces a blue stem that is woody below and branches in time but stays small. Easy to grow. Put it in a well draining mix and water when the soil gets dry. In the winter plant will go dormant and drop its leaves, so cut back on water then. Protect from frost. You will receive the plant shown in