Euphorbia spiralis (Spiral Spurge)Euphorbia spiralisoften called Spiral Spurgeis a sculptural succulent from the island of Socotra (Yemen), where it grows in rocky, windswept, extremely arid terrain. Its signature feature is the corkscrew stem, formed by twisting vertical ribs with paired spines. Euphorbia spiralis needs substantial light to stay compact and keep its corkscrew ribs pronounced. This species is extremely drought tolerant. Its slow growing, graygreen stem stores water,

‘Contorta’

5”x7”x7”

With a bronzed winter color

and great as cut flowers

and grasp wooden tool handles with ease

allow to dry within 6-8 hours

Indoors it prefers a bright

SHAPE: Columnar/Narrow

When looking down at the shoot

Dimensions: 11

Giant Grape Ivy or Wild Grape

It gets its name due to resembling a fat penguin as it ages