Euphorbia meloformis variegata – Variegated Euphorbia

Euphorbia meloformis variegata is a rare and decorative succulent native to South Africa. Its fleshy, globular stems with pale green and cream variegation create a striking graphic effect.

• Form: Globular, slightly flattened, usually solitary or in small clusters.

• Stems: Fleshy “melon-shaped” cushions with subtle ridges.

• Foliage: Variegated and decorative, slightly spiny along the edges.

• Flowers: Small cream-colored flowers appear at the top in summer.

Growing conditions

• Light: Full sun or bright indirect light.

• Temperature: Tolerates heat, protect from frost (< 41 °F / 5 °C).

• Soil: Very well-draining, mix of sand, gravel, and cactus/succulent soil.

• Watering: Moderate, let soil dry between watering.

• Hardiness: Tender, not frost-resistant.

This variegated Euphorbia is ideal for succulent collections, terrariums, or decorative pots, adding a graphic and original touch to any interior space.