Euphorbia pugniformis Claire's Collection Ficus villosa produces aerial roots

Ficus villosa produces aerial roots that enable it to ascend supports

dark-colored leaves with striking patterns

where it grows in tropical forests on tree trunks and branches​

reduce watering slightly as growth may slow

Euphorbia pugniformis Claire's Collection Ficus villosa produces aerial rootsEuphorbia pugniformis is a compact succulent known for its unique, low growing form and distinctive foliage. The plant features thick, fleshy stems that form a rosette like structure, resembling a small, spiny cushion. Its spines are small but prominent, giving the plant a somewhat rugged appearance. As a member of the Euphorbia genus, it exudes a milky latex sap when cut or damaged, which can be irritating to the skin. Native to: Euphorbia