Rooted Candelabra Trees (Euphorbia ingens) - Ready to grow | Gardening | DIY | Plants | Sought after succulents

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-Listing is for one live, rooted candelabra tree.

-A brilliant landscape masterpiece that can grow to tree size proportions, they also do well potted indoors or on a patio. An underrated gem, these plants will draw in attention while also accentuating surrounding plants

-Minimal effort to grow and incredibly simple to propagate, we include easy care instructions in every order. Anyone can have a green thumb with our straightforward directions and these low maintenance plants

-This sculpturesque succulent tree when mature, has a thick central trunk, from which dark green limbs branch off in a candelabra fashion. It's canopy often forms a rounded crown of branches, looking like a balloon. It can also be trimmed & maintained to be a handsome indoor plant for a sunny spot in the home

-Native to Africa, Candelabra trees prefer well draining soil in a warm environment. It should take 2-4 weeks for your cutting to root. Thereafter, within a year of proper care & conditions, you will have your own rooted candelabra tree plant

-They love full sun but can also grow under part sun/some shade. With less sunlight, the plant's growth will be slower. They prefer a more regular watering during the spring & summer while in their active growing season. Conversely, water should be decreased during fall & winter

-We are available at anytime to help & assist with questions you may have and to provide further guidance. Please do not hesitate to reach out if you need or have issues!

*Warning: These plants, like all Euphorbia species, secrete a milky white sap when cut or damaged that can be an skin & eye irritant to some. please be mindful, plan & take proper precaution when handling (gloves, long sleeves, glasses etc.)*

Please enjoy & happy planting!