Euphorbia pseudoglobosa is a fascinating succulent that brings a touch of the unusual to your plant collection with its neat, globe-like shape and textured surface. Each rounded segment is dotted with fine, spiny projections, giving it a starry appearance that catches the light and adds subtle detail to your display. Its rich green colouring may sometimes develop hints of purple when exposed to bright light, adding depth and a warm undertone to its otherwise minimalist look.
Native to South Africa, Euphorbia pseudoglobosa is perfectly suited to indoor environments, thriving in bright, indirect light where it can maintain its compact shape and healthy colour. Its slow-growing nature and tidy form make it ideal for small spaces, windowsills, desks, or grouped arrangements where it can be appreciated up close. Its geometric structure pairs beautifully with other succulents and cacti, providing a contrasting shape that elevates the look of your indoor garden.
This Euphorbia is easy to care for, requiring very little attention while rewarding you with its sculptural beauty. It prefers a gritty, well-draining cactus or succulent compost and should be watered sparingly, allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Like many Euphorbia species, it stores water within its stems, making it highly drought-tolerant and capable of coping with infrequent watering, especially during the winter months when its growth slows.
