Euphorbia flanangii 'Medusa's Head' Notocactus resembling the soft blush of

resembling the soft blush of dawn

and a thorough but infrequent watering routine that allows the soil time to dry through between drinks

or planted in a dry

Its leaves are a mesmerizing deep red to purple hue

To encourage its success

Euphorbia flanangii 'Medusa's Head' Notocactus resembling the soft blush ofEuphorbia flanangii 'Medusa's Head' features numerous finger like branches that emanate from a central stem. Reaching up to 2 feet in diameter at maturity, each branch sports a scaly appearance in shades of rich green accented by a crown of tiny, white, and fragrant blooms during the active growing season. Uncommonly for a succulent, Euphorbia flanangii 'Medusa's Head' is known to form a caudex, or singular woody stem, as it ages, adding yet another