Euphorbia sakarahaensis in Art Pacheco's collection in Tucson
USDA: 10-12
Frost Tolerance: Keep above 50° F (10° C)
Sun Exposure: Light shade
Origin: Forested areas of southwestern Madagascar (Toliara)
Growth Habits: Spiny stem succulent, up to 20 inches tall (50 cm), with a 2 inches caudex (5 cm)
Propagation: Seeds, stem cuttings
The name sakarahaensis comes from the locality of Sakaraha in Madagascar where the plant was first collected in the early 1990's. The name is sometimes misspelled 'sakaharaensis'. It is a relative of Euphorbia milii and E. neobosseri.
Blooming Habits:
Brownish variably colored cyathias in winter.
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