Euphorbia Flanaganii Cristata Medusa's Head

Euphorbia flanaganii cristata, commonly known as Medusa's Head, is a unique succulent characterized by its fascinating, cactus-like appearance. This Euphorbia features densely clustered, cylindrical stems that grow in a whorled, crest-like formation, resembling the snaky hair of the mythical figure, Medusa. Its stems are typically pale green or bluish-green in color, with small, spine-like structures along the ridges. Medusa's Head is relatively low-maintenance. This plant thrives in bright, filtered light and well-draining soil. It cannot go long periods without water, but also doesn't like to be overwatered. It is an intriguing addition to succulent gardens, rockeries, or indoor collections. Handle this plant with care, as its milky sap can cause skin irritation.