Euphorbia bongolavensis PINEAPPLE No significant color change at

No significant color change at anthesis

with a short scape with clustered branches that rises about two to three inches

mainly in the fall

ending in a claw-like spine

This denizen of the Rio de Janeiro area of Brazil is a soft leaved

Euphorbia bongolavensis PINEAPPLE No significant color change atTHIS PLANT IS ON C. I. T. E. S. AND CANNOT BE EXPORTED A pretty species from the northwestern part of Madagascar in the Bongolava area. Forming a stout stem with peeling, tan bark and a crown of narrow branches and sub branches, each topped by a rosette of leaves that develop red petioles, making the whorls look like flowers. A really choice plant. SPECIAL SALE PRICE!