Euphorbia meloformis f. variegata neochilenia As it enters a state

As it enters a state of dormancy in the summer months

Where to Grow: Soft succulents thrive outdoors in partial sun or indoors near a sunny window

this winter-dormant beauty flourishes in filtered sunlight and exhibits a degree of frost resistance

In this season

this specimen will soon form a low mound of pillowy white texture

Euphorbia meloformis f. variegata neochilenia As it enters a stateIntroducing the Euphorbia meloformis f. variegata, a rare and captivating succulent that calls the arid landscapes of South Africa its home. This particular variety, with its variegated patterns, showcases an extraordinary blend of creamy yellows and deep greens, mimicking the appearance of a melon, which is how it earned its nickname, the 'Melon Spurge'. This plant forms a single, almost spherical stem that can grow up to 6 inches in height and