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Euphorbia decaryi
Dead plant.
Features
| Also Known as | Dead Plant. |
| Habit | Groundcover. Small plant with wrinkled leaves. Slow growing, but will eventually spread outwards. |
| Height | Can grow up to 15cm tall. |
| Colour | Leaves turn brown and fool you into thinking it has kicked the bucket. New growth is green. |
| Aspect | Prefers a part shade position. |
| Care Information | Water well when soil is dry. Shelter in winter. Never allow to sit in water. Plant in well-draining soil. |
| Product Size | Pot is 63mm in width and 60mm in height (+ height of plant). Plant comes fully established in pot. |
| Can be shipped to | Due to quarantine restrictions, this item can only be shipped to areas within Western Australia (WA). |
Features
| Also Known as | |
| Dead Plant. | |
| Habit | |
| Groundcover. Small plant with wrinkled leaves. Slow growing, but will eventually spread outwards. | |
| Height | |
| Can grow up to 15cm tall. | |
| Colour | |
| Leaves turn brown and fool you into thinking it has kicked the bucket. New growth is green. | |
| Aspect | |
| Prefers a part shade position. | |
| Care Information | |
| Water well when soil is dry. Shelter in winter. Never allow to sit in water. Plant in well-draining soil. | |
| Product Size | |
| Pot is 63mm in width and 60mm in height (+ height of plant). Plant comes fully established in pot. | |
| Can be shipped to | |
| Due to quarantine restrictions, this item can only be shipped to areas within Western Australia (WA). | |
This description is based on our research and on the observations made as it grows in our nursery, in our gardens and in other gardens. Observations are based around the climate and enviroment of Perth (Western Australia), and different characteristics may be observed if grown in other regions.
