At TOMs FLOWer CLUB, Euphorbia mahabobokensis is offered as a rare and striking succulent from the dry forests and shrublands of southern Madagascar. These plants are carefully grown from seeds and are now around 3–4 years old, fully established and robust.

The species develops a tuberous caudex up to 12 cm in diameter, from which slender, spineless stems arise, topped with small, deciduous leaves. Its yellow-green cyathia flowers appear during the growing season, adding a subtle elegance to its sculptural form. With its natural architectural silhouette, Euphorbia mahabobokensis is a living artwork, perfect for collectors seeking something truly rare.

Organically cultivated – without heavy fertilisation or forced growth – each plant develops slowly and naturally. Potted in a self-mixed, well-drained organic substrate, it forms strong roots and long-lasting vitality.

Not winter-hardy, Euphorbia mahabobokensis thrives in full sun to partial shade with occasional watering. Its unique form, Madagascan origin, and minimal care requirements make it a true collector’s gem, ready to bring the untamed beauty of Madagascar into any home or collection.