Euphorbia balsamifera Size:4" Pot If you notice the leaves

If you notice the leaves starting to stretch or become pale

is also known as the Tanzania zipper plant

It is among the tallest aloe species usually 2 m high but sometimes up to 4 m and produces showy yellow candle-like spikes of flowers

but on occasion branching basally in cultivation to form clusters

Between spring and fall

Euphorbia balsamifera Size:4" Pot If you notice the leavesEuphorbia balsamifera Cultivation and propagation: It is an easy to grow plant. It grows well in a very draining mineral potting substrate, but it isn't picky about soil. Outdoors it requires a deep sandy soil. It slowly grows into a large, many stemmed specimen. Water requirements: It can be watered moderately from autumn to spring (except in the coldest month of the winter, as it rots easily, especially if over wet). During the summer, they lose