Coral Cactus - Euphorbia lactea 'cristata'

The coral cactus, known as Euphorbia lactea 'cristata' despite its name, isn’t a cactus but a unique hybrid of two succulent species. With its striking appearance in shades of green, blue-grey, or whitish-green, this low-maintenance plant is an eye-catching and easy-to-care-for houseplant.  Hailing from Africa, this fan-shaped succulent is sure to make a statement wherever it's planted. It can grow up to 2 feet tall and 16 inches wide. Euphorbia plants can probably be successfully grown if you've previously grown any other perennial succulent species. Furthermore, if you are just starting out, you should know that many succulent species can tolerate neglect. In that situation, a coral cactus is a fantastic option for you.   The coral cactus flowers are small and inconspicuous, typically vibrant pink and purple blooms in the summer and spring. The flowers appear in clusters along the edges of the crested stems, adding a unique touch to this unusual plant.  This drought-tolerant specie