Euphorbia hamata Holiday_Gifts and often has deciduous leaves

and often has deciduous leaves during active growth

" which reflects the plant's spiky leaves and hardy nature

this succulent needs more watering than others in its growing season

this succulent tree is sure to be a conversation starter in any room or garden

It can be propagated from seeds or offsets

Euphorbia hamata Holiday_Gifts and often has deciduous leaves*The last photos are for reference only of full size plant. Euphorbia hamata, also commonly known as Elephant's milk bush, is a spineless succulent shrub with branches at the base that can reach a height of 18 36 inches. On the branches, there are numerous recurved tubercules. This winter dormant plant has its origin in Namibia and belongs to the Euphorbiaceae family. Growth Rate Euphorbia hamata has a fast growth rate. Flowering Elephants milk bush