Bounty from the Boonies
African Milk Tree
$45.00
Unit price perNative to southern regions of Africa, African Milk Tree looks like a cactus because of its spines, but is actually a succulent. It grows tear drop shaped leaves from it's upright trunk offering a nice spark of bright green to your indoor landscape!
Scientific Name: Euphorbia Trigona
Common Name: African Milk Tree
Growth: Slow growing. In the wild it will reach 9 feet but will only grow to half that height indoors, over a long period of time.
Light: Very bright indirect light. Full sun is okay in the summer but you may need to water more often.
Watering: Only when very dry.
Pet Safe: No. Milky, white sap is toxic and can cause skin irritation in humans.
Care: Easy
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African Milk Tree
$45.00
Unit price perNative to southern regions of Africa, African Milk Tree looks like a cactus because of its spines, but is actually a succulent. It grows tear drop shaped leaves from it's upright trunk offering a nice spark of bright green to your indoor landscape!
Scientific Name: Euphorbia Trigona
Common Name: African Milk Tree
Growth: Slow growing. In the wild it will reach 9 feet but will only grow to half that height indoors, over a long period of time.
Light: Very bright indirect light. Full sun is okay in the summer but you may need to water more often.
Watering: Only when very dry.
Pet Safe: No. Milky, white sap is toxic and can cause skin irritation in humans.
Care: Easy
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Bounty from the Boonies was born and continues to labour on the traditional territories of the Huron-Wendat, Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe peoples. This area is covered by the Williams Treaty, and we strive to reclaim the land with native plants, pollinator habitats and growing food. We stand in solidarity with Land Back and support Indigenous resurgence.