Euphorbia Ammak variegated

Euphorbia ammak, also known as Euphorbia ingens or Euphorbia abyssinica, is a species of succulent plant native to East Africa, particularly Ethiopia and Somalia. Similar to the standard Euphorbia ammak, the variegated variety can grow to impressive heights in its native habitat, reaching up to 30 feet (9 meters) or more under optimal conditions. However, when grown as a houseplant or in cultivation, it typically remains smaller, reaching heights of around 6 to 10 feet (1.8 to 3 meters) over time.

General care:

🌞Light: Loves bright direct light.

⛲Water: Water when the plant is completely dry.

Soil: Well draining soil mixture.

✂Propagation: Cut it from its nod and place it in water/soil/moss.

⚱️Pot: Best to pot the plant in a terracotta since terracotta’s porous nature allows for air and water to move through the walls, preventing soil disease and root rot.