Potted Medusa Head Euphorbia plant with long, thin green stems on a white background

Medusa Head Euphorbia (Euphorbia flanaganii), 4-Inch Pot

$8.95
$8.95
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Potted Medusa Head Euphorbia plant with long, thin green stems on a white background
  • Potted Medusa Head Euphorbia plant with long, thin green stems on a white background
  • Medusa Head Euphorbia with radiating branches in a black 4-inch grow pot on white
  • Medusa Head Euphorbia in a regular terracotta pot on a bright windowsill
  • Medusa Head Euphorbia in a taupe terracotta pot on white
  • Medusa Head Euphorbia in a regular terracotta pot on a patio table
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  • Potted Medusa Head Euphorbia succulent plant with a white label on a white background
  • Potted Medusa Head Euphorbia plant with a visible label on a white background
  • Potted Medusa Head Euphorbia plant with long, thin green stems on a white background
  • Medusa Head Euphorbia with radiating branches in a black 4-inch grow pot on white
  • Medusa Head Euphorbia in a regular terracotta pot on a bright windowsill
  • Medusa Head Euphorbia in a taupe terracotta pot on white
  • Medusa Head Euphorbia in a regular terracotta pot on a patio table
  • Medusa Head Euphorbia directly planted in a warm terracotta pot on white
  • Potted Medusa Head Euphorbia succulent plant with a white label on a white background
  • Potted Medusa Head Euphorbia plant with a visible label on a white background
Medusa Head Euphorbia (Euphorbia flanaganii), 4-Inch Pot

Medusa Head Euphorbia (Euphorbia flanaganii), 4-Inch Pot

$8.95
$8.95

Medusa Head Euphorbia (Euphorbia flanaganii) is a distinctive succulent with narrow, snake-like branches radiating from a central crown. It makes a sculptural accent on a bright windowsill or a sheltered sunny patio. You’ll receive one live plant in a 4-inch plastic grow pot; terracotta pots in styled photos are props, not included.

Size and growth: Ships in a 4-inch pot. As it grows, the branching crown can spread wider than the pot; mature spread varies with light, age, and growing conditions. Each plant has its own natural shape.

Care guide

  • Light: Give bright light with several hours of gentle direct sun. Acclimate gradually to stronger afternoon exposure.
  • Water: Water thoroughly after the soil dries well, allowing excess to drain. Reduce watering during cooler, slower growth; avoid constantly damp soil.
  • Soil: Use a gritty, quick-draining cactus and succulent mix in a pot with drainage. Ready to repot? Shop our Succulent & Cactus Soil Blend, hand-blended in small batches and sold separately.
  • Humidity and temperature: Average indoor humidity is fine. Keep warm and protect from frost and prolonged wetness.
  • Feeding: During active spring and summer growth, feed sparingly with a slow-release fertilizer, following the product label. Ready to feed? Shop our 2 oz Slow-Release Fertilizer for Houseplants & Succulents for steady nutrition for cacti and succulents. Skip feeding while growth is paused or during extreme heat or cold.
  • Pruning: Remove only damaged growth with gloves and clean tools; avoid contact with the sap.
  • Repotting: Repot when crowded into a slightly larger draining pot; handle gently and wear gloves.
  • Propagation: Cuttings may root after the milky sap stops flowing and the cut surface fully calluses; use gloves and eye protection.

Pet and child safety: Not safe for pets or children if eaten. Euphorbia’s milky sap can irritate skin and eyes; keep the plant out of reach and wear gloves when handling cut or broken stems.

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