Euphorbia polygona (white) Senecio combining the best features of

combining the best features of its parent species into one compact

this species puts on a dramatic display in spring or summer with large

Belemnites are extinct marine cephalopods

It's a slow-growing

translucent-tipped leaves that resemble tiny water balloons or glass bubbles

Euphorbia polygona (white) Senecio combining the best features ofEuphorbia polygona 'White' is a stunning and rare cultivar of the classic spiny Euphorbia, prized for its ghostly white to pale grey stems with hints of green and pink under stress. Its upright, ribbed columns are lined with sharp spines, giving it a dramatic, sculptural look that stands out in any succulent collection. With its eerie colouring and easy care nature, its a true collectors statement plant. Ghostly White Colouration: Pale stems with