Euphorbia obesa - 9 Heads + Babies!

Euphorbia obesa - 9 Heads

You will receive this exact specimen.
Features 9 heads and lots of babies!
Measures 3.75" wide.
Roots as shown.
Will be shipped bare root.

Euphorbia obesa, commonly called the baseball plant or living baseball, is a small, slow-growing, subtropical succulent native to South Africa. It's characterized by its unique, almost ball-shaped, grey-green stem and its ability to tolerate dry conditions, making it a low-maintenance houseplant. 

Key Characteristics:

• Appearance:

The plant has a distinctive, globular stem that can grow up to 8 inches tall and 4 inches wide. It has alternating ridges and furrows that resemble a baseball. 

• Flowers:

Euphorbia obesa produces small, inconspicuous, greenish-yellow flowers, which are not the main attraction of the plant. 

• Growth Habit:

It's a slow-growing, long-lived succulent that thrives in well-draining soil and bright, indirect light. 

• Watering:

It's drought-tolerant and requires infrequent watering, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. 

• Propagation:

Euphorbia obesa can be easily propagated from seeds sown in spring or summer. 

• Care:

It prefers well-draining soil, bright, indirect light, and minimal watering, making it a suitable plant for low-maintenance gardeners. 

Uses and Significance:

• Ornamental:

It's valued for its unique shape and texture, making it a popular houseplant and a conversation starter. 

• Low-Maintenance:

Its drought tolerance and low-water needs make it an ideal choice for busy individuals or those who may forget to water plants frequently. 

• Edibility:

It is not recommended for consumption.

• Endangered in the Wild:

Despite being common in cultivation, Euphorbia obesa is considered endangered in its native habitat.