At TOMs FLOWer CLUB, we love plants that tell a story — and the Euphorbia gottlebei is one of those special species. Endemic to Madagascar, this rare Euphorbia combines resilience, beauty, and fascinating history. If you’re searching for a succulent that thrives in sunny spaces and rewards you with vibrant summer flowers, the Euphorbia gottlebei is a true gem for your collection.

What Makes Euphorbia gottlebei Special?

Euphorbia gottlebei is a rare succulent shrub found only in Madagascar’s unique habitats. Unlike many Euphorbias that are mainly grown for their architectural stems, this species also impresses with its abundant summer blooms. Place it in a bright spot, and it will reward you with flowers all season long.

Its compact size makes it perfect for windowsill displays, where its striking growth and blossoms can be appreciated up close.

Botanical Features

• Fully established plant with a strong root system

• Naturally slow-growing, which makes it easy to care for in containers

• Produces colorful flowers throughout the summer months

• Grows in a shrub-like form, making it stand out among other succulents

• Like all Euphorbias, it produces a milky latex — handle with care and avoid skin or eye contact

Growing Conditions & Care Tips

Light

Euphorbia gottlebei thrives in a sunny location — ideally a south-facing window or a bright conservatory.

Watering

• Growth phase (March–October): Water regularly but let the soil dry between waterings.

• Winter rest (November–February): Reduce watering to a minimum. A light drink once a month is enough.

Substrate

At TOMs FLOWer CLUB, our Euphorbia gottlebei plants are potted in a self-mixed, permeable organic substrate. This prevents waterlogging and supports healthy root development.

Repotting

Repotting is only required every 1–2 years. Its slow growth means less maintenance for you.

Temperature

• Not winter hardy. Keep it above 12–15 °C in winter.

• Avoid cold drafts and excess moisture during dormancy.

Did You Know?

The name Euphorbia honors Euphorbos, a Greek physician from the 1st century AD. The famous botanist Carl Linnaeus officially named the genus in 1753.

And while Euphorbias may look like cacti, they are not part of the cactus family — they simply evolved in similar dry habitats, giving them a comparable appearance.

Why Euphorbia gottlebei from TOMs FLOWer CLUB?

Our Euphorbia gottlebei plants are:

• Organically grown – no over-fertilisation, always quality over quantity

• Fully established & healthy – not seedlings, but strong, robust plants

• Delivered in the size shown, so you know exactly what you’re getting

We grow all our Euphorbias with care and patience, ensuring you receive a top-quality plant that will thrive for years.

A Jewel for Collectors and Plant Lovers

Euphorbia gottlebei is more than just a plant — it’s a story of Madagascar’s unique biodiversity, a splash of color on your windowsill, and a reminder that slow, patient growth leads to beauty.

Bring home your Euphorbia gottlebei today from TOMs FLOWer CLUB and enjoy a summer filled with blooms and botanical charm.