Matelea Gonolobus cyclophyllus vibrant magenta Wildlife - Euphorbia obesa Attracts

Wildlife - Euphorbia obesa Attracts the Following Friendly Pollinators

cylindrical leaves that are shed when new pads sprout

giving the plant a bold and decorative look

This succulent is easily propagated from offshoots

plants should be allowed to become crowded in their pot

Matelea Gonolobus cyclophyllus vibrant magenta Wildlife - Euphorbia obesa AttractsMatelea cyclophylla goes by the common name Milk Vines. It belongs to the Asclepiadaceae family and is a native of Mexico. The heart shaped green foliage covers the caudex that grows to about 2 cm in height and a vine that grows to almost 2 meters. The burgundy or brown flowers are unusually pretty as well as symmetrical and grow well from Spring to Summer, the blooming season. The winter dormant slow growing frost hardy succulent grows well in