Euphorbia neobosseri houseplant specifically in the high-altitude regions

specifically in the high-altitude regions of the Chihuahuan Desert

and use a well-draining soil mix specifically designed for succulents

plant it on soil that has plenty of gravel

you can create your own potting mix by combining equal portions of perlite

Hardy to 20° F

Euphorbia neobosseri houseplant specifically in the high-altitude regionsOriginally from Madagascar, Euphorbia neobosseri is a small branched shrublet up to 25 cm high, with waxy slender stems heavily armed with waxy bone colored thorns. In the upper regions of the stem, it produces grass like leaves, up to 5 cm long and about 4 mm in width, giving the plant a most unusual appearance. It is similar in appearance to an Alluaudia or Didierea. The inflorescence is fairly short, usually bearing two to four flowers (cyathia)