Light: Bright, indirect light is best.
Water: Let it dry out between waterings. Water less in the winter.
Soil: Needs well draining soil.
Temperature: Prefers warm temperatures (65-80°F).
Fertilizer: Feed monthly with balanced fertilizer.
Potting: When roots begin emerging from the bottom of the pot, dying or stunted growth happens, or the soil is drying out extremely quickly and water is draining straight through, it may be time for a repot.
Extra Tip: Be sure to wear gloves or be extra cautious with the Euphorbia so as to not get the sap on your hands, due to the toxic sap causing irritation.
Light: Bright, indirect light is best.
Water: Let it dry out between waterings. Water less in the winter.
Soil: Needs well draining soil.
Temperature: Prefers warm temperatures (65-80°F).
Fertilizer: Feed monthly with balanced fertilizer.
Potting: When roots begin emerging from the bottom of the pot, dying or stunted growth happens, or the soil is drying out extremely quickly and water is draining straight through, it may be time for a repot.
Extra Tip: Be sure to wear gloves or be extra cautious with the Euphorbia so as to not get the sap on your hands, due to the toxic sap causing irritation.
