Euphorbia lactea 'White Ghost' tree A and parts of northwestern

A and parts of northwestern Mexico

Water roughly every 10-14 during the spring and summer when the soil is dry or the foliage feels limp

Any fluctuating temperatures during the winter will cause it to drop leaves and go into dormancy

Water every 5-7 days as the top 1-2" of soil drys out

Euphorbia lactea 'White Ghost' tree A and parts of northwesternThis is hands down one of our favorite Euphorbia. They are often referred to as "Dragon Bones" or "White Ghost" they are known for their skeletal growth pattern and near white variegation. We've seen these tall as trees in botanical gardens and they can become quite impressive and woody at the base. You can see the one in the photo beginning to do that. This process is called "corking" as the plant sturdies itself in the ground. We don't get these in