Euphorbia live plant with roots in 3.5x3.5x8" polybag bag. Green leaves with pink flowers. Suitable for outdoor garden use.

Euphorbia is one of the largest, most diverse genera of flowering plants, comprising over 2,000 species of herbs, shrubs, and trees ranging from small annuals to large succulents. They are defined by a milky, often toxic, caustic latex and specialized, reduced flowers arranged in a structure called a cyathium. Botanical CharacteristicsAppearance: Ranging from small herbs to tree-like, succulent cactus-like, or woody shrubs. Some species are heavily armed with spines, particularly the succulent varieties.Latex: A defining feature is a milky-white sap that acts as a severe skin and eye irritant and is toxic if ingested.Leaves: Often deciduous or small in succulent species, or simple/alternate/opposite/whorled in others.