Euphorbia ingens E. Mey. ex Boiss.
Common name(s): Candelabra Tree, Naboom, Giant Euphorbia, Tree Euphorbia
Plant
Stem (Lower)
Stem (Upper)
Fruit - Immature
Fruit
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Cacti, Succulents, & Allies Properties
Origin(s)
Plant Type
Climate Range(s) - Habitat
Climate Range(s) - Tolerance
Aspect Range(s)
Habitat Range(s)
Habitat Zone(s)
Mature Height
Mature Width
Plant Shape
Growth Rate
Maturity
Leaf Properties
Leaf Colour (front)
Leaf Colour (back)
Leaf Shape(s)
Leaf Length(s)
Leaf Aroma
Trunk / Stem Properties
Trunk / Stem Upper Colour(s)
Trunk / Stem Base Colour(s)
Trunk / Stem / Phylloclade Feature(s)
Inflorescence (Flower) Properties
Gender: Male
Flowering Time (start)
Flowering Time (end)
Colour(s)
Aroma(s)
Flower Shape(s)
Flower Size(s) Width
Arrangement(s)
Flowers per Arrangement
Pollinator(s)
Male and Female Flowers, Borne
Gender: Female
Flowering Time (start)
Flowering Time (end)
Colour(s)
Aroma(s)
Flower Shape(s)
Arrangement(s)
Pollinator(s)
Male and Female Flowers, Borne
Indusia (Fruiting Body) Properties
Type
Shape(s)
Outer Colour(s)
Outer Texture
Width
Aroma
Season of Fruiting
Fruit Ripening
Maturation for Fruiting
Root Properties
Type
Invasiveness
Soil Properties
pH Range(s)
Condition(s)
Salinities
Waterlogging Class
Watering Requirements
Other Properties / Uses
Bee Attraction
Bird Attraction
Butterfly Attraction
Frog Habitat
Coastal
Edible(s)
Drought Tolerance
Frost Tolerance
Snow Tolerance
Smog Tolerant
Landscape Use
Humidity Requirements
Fertilising Requirements
Wind Tolerance
General Notes
A tough, hardy evergreen succulent tree for drier climates. The latex is very toxic and causes skin blistering and intense irritation. The plant does produce small scale like leaves on new growth but they are deciduous and fall off at an early age.