Euphorbia ingens (Spurge). This species of cacti produced sharp spines with a reddy tinge.
Annual, Perennial or Biennial, Deciduous or Evergreen, Cactus
Grown for its flowers which are great in borders. Suitable for coastal conditions.
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It will need to be grown in hot and humid conditions.
You can propagate by basal cuttings in the spring or summer, by division in spring or early autumn or by seeds in the autumn.
Milky sap may irritate skin. Grey mould and mealy bugs may be problematic.
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