Euphorbia ingens "Candelabra Tree"
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Euphorbia ingens "Multibranched Candelabra Tree" and Euphorbia erythraeae f. variegata "Variegated Ammak"
Origin: South Africa
Flower: Yellow
Description: In the wild, this succulent can grow up to 20-25 feet tall in the wild and when planted in the ground. Yet, generally, this succulent can grow to about 10-12 feet tall and in the container.
Great as a focal plant in a landscape or in a container for an indoor space.
Like other Euphorbias, the "Candelabra Tree" contains a white sap or juice that is poisonous. Always wear eye protection and gloves, as well as avoid touching your eyes when handling Euphorbias.
Sun: Full sun to filtered light outdoors; near a bright, sunny, well ventilated window indoors.
Water: About once a week to every 10 days outdoors and then every 14 days or so in the winter. If kept inside and depending on the type of container and climate indoors, water generally once every 2-3 months.
Frost: not frost hardy 
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Do you have the variegated in your nursery now?? Thank you! ☀️
Hi, let me check our nursery today and I will reply back to you as soon as possible. If you wish, feel free to contact us at 626-795-2788 this weekend between 10 am to 3 pm. Thanks for watching!
@@CaliforniaCactusCenter take your time!! No worries. We will be visiting soon! I need some baby cacti or succulents for the kids. They made cover pots for Halloween. Thank you!! ☀️🌵
@@kristileyva7423 Hi Kristi, at this time we have one variegated Euphorbia Ammak that is about 3 to 4 feet tall. Please call us for pricing or feel free to visit us Friday to Sunday between 10 am to 3 pm. Thank you!
@@CaliforniaCactusCenter perfect… LOVE the plants we got this past weekend. We will be back for more!! ☀️🌵
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Hi!! Could please tell me the annual growth rate of the euphorbia ingens in perfect nursering conditions?
Hi! In ideal conditions, the Euphorbia ingens can grow about a foot per year. Let us know if you have more questions. Thanks for watching! 🙏
@@CaliforniaCactusCenter Thank you very much!! New subscriber here :)
Hi again,
I am planning to root some cuttings and germinate seeds of these plants, also nurse them when they are adults. All of it in pots.
My soil mix choice is: blond peat mixed with some perlite or vermiculite, adding in the pot´s base volcanic rocks for drainage, and covering the top also with volcanic rocks.
Do you think that would do?
Thanks again ! :)
I can not find any videos on how to get the euphorbia ingens to branch out/ grow arms…any info??
Hi, thanks for your question. The best way to get Euphorbias to branch out is to remove or cut off the top of the main trunk and then offsets will form later. Unfortunately, for some time, you will see just a stump where you remove part of main stem. To encourage new growth, fertilize with a water soluble formula for cacti and succulents once a week between March to October. Feel free to ask you more questions! Hope this information is helpful and thanks for watching. 🙏
Before disfiguring your cactus, remember, they will branch when they are ready. Ours just seeded after 15 years. Well worth the wait.
Do you have any of these now and do you have an email contact address?
Let me check this week to see if we have any left in stock. Our email address is cactuscenter2@gmail.com or you can call 626-795-2788. Thanks for watching!
@@CaliforniaCactusCenter I emailed you twice and never got an answer from you.
@@L-xj2xs We apologize for the delay in responding to you. Our email address is cactuscenter2@gmail.com and you can reach us at 626-795-2788. Our address is 216 S. Rosemead Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91107. Please feel free to contact us here or by email if you have any more questions. 🙏
@@L-xj2xs So sorry for not responding to you. I will check with the nursery staff regarding your email. You can also contact with this email address and I will get back to you as soon as possible: info@californiacactuscenter.com Thank you and I apologize for the long delay! 🙏