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Black-outlined botanical illustration of African Milk Tree: Woody brown base; many upright angular green columns; winged scalloped stem edges; short paired thorns; small marginal spatula-shaped leaves. — Specimen illustration

The Triangular Spire

African Milk Tree

Euphorbia trigona

Light: Bright filtered or indirect light; acclimate carefully.
Watering: Let the upper 1–2 inches dry before watering.

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Black-outlined botanical illustration of Mint Cream Euphorbia: Upright angular winged stems; scalloped edges; broad cream stripe with mint-green marbling; small oval marginal leaves; short paired reddish-brown thorns. — Specimen illustration

The Mineral Spire

Mint Cream Euphorbia

Euphorbia trigona ‘Mint Cream’

Light: Bright filtered or indirect light; acclimate carefully.
Watering: Let the upper 1–2 inches dry before watering.

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Black-outlined botanical illustration of White Ghost Euphorbia: Ivory and pale-yellow angular stems; irregular candelabra branches; deeply scalloped winged margins; sparse smoky mint-green patches; short paired thorns and tiny pale pink-cream leaves. — Specimen illustration

The Pale Branch Reliquary

White Ghost Euphorbia

Euphorbia lactea ‘White Ghost’

Light: Bright filtered or indirect light; acclimate carefully.
Watering: Let the mix dry appropriately, then water and drain.

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