Euphorbia obesa (cluster form)

Description

Plant Type: Succulent
Common Name: Baseball Plant Cluster
Origin: South Africa
Growth Habit: Multi-headed clustering form with round, ribbed stems

Description

Euphorbia obesa is a highly sought-after succulent known for its perfectly rounded, ribbed, ball-like stems. In cluster form, multiple heads grow tightly together, forming a striking, sculptural group. Each head can vary slightly in size and striping, making every cluster unique.

⚠️ Note: Like all Euphorbias, it contains a milky sap that can irritate skin and eyes if damaged.

Flowers

• Very small, non-showy flowers (cyathia)
• Usually appear at the crown of mature heads

Light Requirements

• Bright light to full sun
• Ideal for sunny patios and well-lit indoor areas

Watering

• Water sparingly
• Allow soil to dry completely between watering
• Very drought tolerant once established

Soil

• Very well-draining cactus/succulent mix
• Excellent drainage essential

Temperature

• Prefers warm, dry conditions
• Protect from frost
• Ideal range: 15–30°C

Care Level

• Easy to moderate care
• Low maintenance once established
• Slow-growing