RED African Milk Tree Succulent Cactus Euphorbia Trigona - Amazing Cacti/Succulent - 2 Starter Cactus!

This is for 2 HEALTY and ROOTED Euphorbia Trigona Red African Milk Tree

INFO & FACTS:
🌵🌵YOU will get 2 Euphorbia Trigona Red African Milk Tree (2) Rooted Healthy and growing!
📶Size wise they are 5-10inchs each.
📦Will be shipped with care and good packaging. the plants will be shipped dry bare root to protect them, they arrive ready to plant make sure and plant within 24hrs.
📈This size in 2-3years will be BIG and bring so much joy and love while making your space even better. (Grows 1-2feet a year!)
🏠Grows GREAT indoors or outdoors protect from strong hard freeze.
🌵This is a Succulent that acts and looks like a cactus still considered a cactus but biology its a succulent.
🗺I am Stephen and we are from Dallas Texas Area where your package is shipped from. (Middle of the country so most get it fast)
📅All plants are Ship Monday Tuesday & Wednesday
📦All plants are inspected for good health before they are shipped out. Well packed and properly protected.
🤏Easy Care Low to High Light , low water needs every 2 weeks more when in smaller pots and more light, cut back to 1 time a month in winter as its dormat.

🥶IF YOU LIVE IN A AREA WITH TEMPS DURING DAY OR NIGHT OF 40s PLEASE GET ADDATIONAL WHEATER PROTECTION
$10 Heat Pack With Thermal Plant Protection https://www.etsy.com/listing/1099244178/heat-pack-with-thermal-shipping?
$5 Heat Pack https://www.etsy.com/listing/1098102927/plant-order-heat-pack-shipping

The African milk tree (Euphorbia trigona) is native to Central Africa. It is often grown as a hedge there, useful for its rapid and enthusiastic growth, though its roots are not invasive. Though it looks a lot like a cactus, it is actually a succulent plant. It has many folk names, including candelabra cactus, cathedral cactus, friendship cactus, good luck plant. or good luck cactus (the good luck attribution is probably due to how quickly it grows, and how easily it propagates). It stays lush and green throughout its growing season, and new growth has a lighter green color than the base plant.

The African milk tree is long-lived and can grow very vigorously, 1 to 2 feet a year in height, to a total of 8 feet tall. If grown indoors, it will grow to about half that height. They're grown by many gardeners in states with arid climates where the temperatures at night don't go below 50 degrees Fahrenheit, such as parts of Texas, Arkansas, and Arizona.

The African milk tree is also very drought-tolerant and useful for xeriscaping. It's hardy in Zones 9b through 11 in the United States, and can probably survive to Zone 8 with winter protection.Because they grow so tall but have a comparatively small root system, they can topple over, so sometimes support can help

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