Euphorbia Lactea Variegata Crestata

Advice

• It prefers a bright place with indirect light, avoiding direct exposure to the sun.
• It is important to allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings, avoiding excess moisture which can cause root rot.
• This plant adapts well to environments with moderate humidity, so it does not require special attention in this respect.
• It is advisable to keep it in a warm room temperature, avoiding sudden changes.
• Remember to use gloves when handling it because of the toxic sap which can irritate the skin and eyes.

Fun facts

Signs of weakness

• Shrivelling of leaves: May indicate lack of water or dehydration in the plant.
• Yellowing of the leaves: This may be an indication of excess water or a problem of inadequate drainage.
• Leaf drop: May be caused by factors such as sudden temperature changes, environmental stress or lack of nutrients.
• Stem wilting: May be the result of insufficient watering, too much direct sunlight or disease.