Euphorbia Medusa vibrant magenta These names are derived from

These names are derived from the plant's resemblance to a starfish and the foul odor emitted by its flowers

which surround the plant’s true

up to 30" tall (75 cm)

It belongs to the Euphorbiaceae family and is native to a few places

Euphorbia Medusa vibrant magenta These names are derived fromEuphorbia medusa is commonly known as Jellyfish head euphorbia and is one of the most common and easily grown medusoids. This winter dormant plant is a low, spineless, and numerous branched succulent that grows up to 6 12 inches (15 30 cm) in height. It has its origin in South Africa and belongs to the Euphorbiaceae family. Growth Rate Euphorbia medusa grows quickly and has a fast growth rate. Flowering This succulent plant blooms in the mid summer,