Espostoa mirabilis orange or not at all in

or not at all in the colder months of December and January

slow-growing choice Euphorbia

The Hen-and-chicks succulent has amazing dark red foliage leaves

a good amount of water is enough to keep the leaves shriveling

Espostoa mirabilis orange or not at all inEspostoa mirabilis likes regular water in summer but little water in winter. Makes an excellent landscape plant or container grown specimen in frost free locations. Flowers: Are white to off white colored and emerge in spring thru summer. Espostoa are candle like cacti covered with thorns and white hair. Only the older specimens can divide. In adulthood, a cephalium sometimes appears, similar to the Mexican genus Cephalocereus. Care: Somewhat prone to