Euphorbia 'Mint Cream' Haworthia Common Names: Devil's Backbone

Common Names: Devil's Backbone

cylindrical stems covered in raised tubercles

The flowers emerge directly from the stem

The leaves collect rainwater and the plant receives nourishment in its natural environment from decomposing leaves and droppings from monkeys and birds

Description: The parlor palm is a palm tree native to Southern Mexico and Guatemala

Euphorbia 'Mint Cream' Haworthia Common Names: Devil's BackboneBotanical Name: Euphorbia trigona cv. Mint Cream Common Names: Milk Cream Description: Variegated Euphorbia Trigona is prickly beauty is a hardy, low maintenance succulent noted for its erect, columnar branches and slender leaves. It has an upright stem and will have multiple branches as it grows older. Commonly called African milk tree, Euphorbia trigona is a hardy, low maintenance succulent noted for its erect, columnar branches and slender leaves.