Ceraria namaquensis Size:4" Pot the size can vary depending

the size can vary depending on the growing conditions and care provided

Euphorbias usually ooze toxic milky sap causing dermatitis in many people

indirect light and requires minimal watering

they need warm

Ceraria namaquensis Size:4" Pot the size can vary dependingCeraria namaquensis, now botanically reclassified as Portulacaria namaquensis, is a rare and slow growing shrub known for its thick, contorted gray brown branches that give the plant a bonsai like aesthetic even when left unpruned. Its small, round, succulent leaves are a muted blue green or olive tone and grow opposite along the branches. These leaves are drought deciduous, meaning they may fall during prolonged dry spells, especially if grown