Euphorbia ammak is a striking Euphorbia of massive stature that resembles to E. candelabra but It branches but not profusely. It is a typical representative of large, tree-like Euphorbias that can grow up to 10 m tall with a short trunk, it is superficially similar to some new world Cacti.
Water sparingly once every two weeks in the summer, and once a month for the rest of the year. Avoid overwatering
The Desert Cactus can often grow very tall with many arms, resulting in a “top-heavy” plant that could potentially topple over. If this is the case, time to prune! Follow the first step in propagation (listed below) to safely prune your cactus.
The optimum temperature range is between 15 to 35 °C. However, they are not frosted hardy. The mature plants can tolerate a minimum temperature of -4 °C, but the growth gets slow or stops for the period.
Euphorbia ammak is a species of plant in the Euphorbiaceae family. ... Like most species in the Euphorbia genus the milky white sap is poisonous and can irritate eyes, so wash hands well after trimming stems or handling them. Description: Euphorbia ammak is a striking Euphorbia of massive stature that resembles to E. candelabra but It branches but not profusely. It is a typical representative of large, tree-like Euphorbias that can grow up to 10 m tall with a short trunk, it is superficially similar to some new world Cacti.
