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I love my African milk tree plant. It's pretty easy to care for. You just have to be mindful as it's toxic. Here's a link to some additio...Read More
To propagate at our university greenhouse, I use secateurs to cut a long section of E. trigona into 5 to 10 inch long sections. I don't w...Read More
I am a freak for euphorbias. Even though this one is fairly common I love it. I comes in green, variegated and purple that I know of. ...Read More
This plant is dangerous. It looks like a nice cactus but other persons might not know the danger and get poisoned like I did.
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I got a 8 inch cutting a year ago and it has grown into a monter towering over 2 feet with 7 arms i have mine in a large sized pot and ju...Read More
A great plant and low maintenance as indicated on this forum. My question is when should you re-pot? I am concerned about my pot becomi...Read More
This is a wonderful and hardy plant. I got two broken arms from a friend about two years ago that were 6 or so inches tall. Now they ar...Read More
Euphorbia trigona ... poisonous, not in a strict sense of the word. Potentially deadly irritant ... YES.
The white sap ble...Read More
two years ago my stepdaughter gave me an 8" cutting of her "cactus".. which turned out to be E.Trigona. I grow a variety of plants and di...Read More
I've had this plant about 25 years. It was about 7 inches tall when I got it. It's now about about six foot tall and has outgrown my hous...Read More
I was told sunlight would burn this plant, it's been kept indoors with almost no sun for 6 years now and looks great, grown up from 4' to...Read More
My Euphobia trigona is about six feet tall and all of a sudden is bent over, almost touching the floor. What is the cause? under wateri...Read More
I have had my Euphorbia trigona since 1981. I received it when I was in college. Over the last 6 months the plant and all its arms are t...Read More
Friends in Washington State broke off a piece of the AMT growing in their house for me to bring to Texas. The initial piece was about si...Read More
this is one of my very favorite houseplants, it grows very quickly indoors, its usually under flourescent lights, or filtered morning sun...Read More
This plant cannot take direct El Paso desert sun. My specimen, now about two years old, has numerous white spots along the stems as evid...Read More
Euphorbia trigona is not hardy; temperatures even two or three degrees below freezing will kill it. Still, the red plant they show in a n...Read More
I have had my plant for about 15 years and just found out the name of it, thanks to Dave's Garden. My plant is really small for its age....Read More
Upright branching habit to 1.8 meters. Can be pruned. Used for fences in tropical countries. Makes a great container plant.
Like all Euphorbia HANDLE WITH CARE, the latex/sap is dangerous and can cause skin rash, itching and general discomfort.
It´s not a Cactus (from the Cactaceae family). However, ecologically, it occupies the same eco-systems as cacti, since there are no cact...Read More
A cactus from tropical western Africa, commonly known as the African Milk Tree. Mine was store-bought at 6" tall; one year later, it is ...Read More