Euphorbia aggregata (WA Prohibited)

Euphorbia aggregata is a compact, clump-forming succulent species native to the Eastern Cape of South Africa, where it grows in stony, well-drained soils under full sun or light shade. The plant produces multiple cylindrical, grey-green stems with prominent ridges and paired spines arranged along each rib margin. Over time, it forms a dense cluster from a shared base, resembling a small mound. Seasonal yellow-green cyathia emerge near the tips of mature stems, typically during the warmer months.

Care Tips:

• Light – Prefers full sun to partial sun; bright light encourages compact, even growth
• Water – Water deeply but infrequently; allow soil to dry thoroughly between waterings
• Humidity – Performs best in dry air with good ventilation
• Media – Use a sharply draining mix with coarse sand, pumice, or grit
• Temperature – Maintain above 10°C; protect from frost and extended cold
• Fertiliser – Apply diluted cactus fertiliser during the active growing period
• Repotting – Repot when the clump outgrows its container or when soil degrades

Additional Notes:

• Known to be toxic