Euphorbia duranii – Rare Madagascan Succulent for Sale at TOMs FLOWer CLUB 

Discover the Euphorbia duranii, a rare and highly sought-after succulent species endemic to Madagascar. Closely related to the famous Euphorbia milii, this endangered jewel is valued by collectors for its unique structure, compact growth, and fascinating botanical heritage.

Botanical Highlights

• Shrub-forming euphorbia, reaching up to 40 cm high

• Thick, tapering stems with rows of elegant spines

• Lanceolate leaves clustered at the stem tips

• Small greenish-yellow flowers with yellow-orange nectar glands

• Available in typical form and the var. ankaratrae (dwarf form)

Care Tips

• Thrives in bright light, ideally near a south-facing window

• Slow-growing and well-suited for container culture or bonsai styling

• Requires a well-drained, permeable substrate

• Water sparingly; allow soil to dry out between waterings

• Winter rest period with reduced watering recommended

• Handle with care: like all euphorbias, it produces a caustic latex

Why Choose Euphorbia duranii?

At TOMs FLOWer CLUB, our Euphorbia duranii plants come from our own collection, organically grown without heavy fertilization in self-mixed, well-drained organic substrate. Each plant is fully established, healthy, and robust – a true collector’s item and a living piece of Madagascar’s rare flora.

Note: Euphorbia duranii is not winter-hardy and should be kept in a bright, frost-free environment.

Bring home this rare succulent treasure and add an endangered Madagascan beauty to your collection. You will love how it thrives at your sunny window!