Tanzanian Zipper Euphorbia in terracotta pot

Tanzanian Zipper Euphorbia in terracotta pot (see photos for exact item) 

The Tanzanian zipper euphorbia plant is a type of plant that grows with tall, leafless stems. It features ridges and striations of green on its leaves. Although it's an African milk barrel, it has a growth habit that resembles that of North American barrel cacti. Although euphorbia cannot survive frost, they can be brought indoors if the temperature gets too cold. They require bright sunlight and good drainage, as well as infrequent water to prevent rot. Choose containers with holes in them and use mineral grit or coarse sand for the soil. Wait until the soil completely dries out before watering again. The sap of euphorbia contains white latex which can cause allergic or skin irritation. To avoid this, use eye protection and gloves.

Please note: Terracotta pot is reused, all imperfections I try to show in the photos but please know it has a rustic look. 

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