When Euphorbia lactea E. lactea develops a crested (fan-shaped) form, becomes albino and turns white, and then absorbs different pigments to become colorful, you get what’s known as the Maharaja’s fan! While the natural process that produces this appearance is rare, the finished plants are actually widely distributed—even home improvement stores often carry them. Since it’s difficult to grow on its own, it's usually grafted onto another Euphorbia species (Euphorbia neriifolia E. neriifolia is often used). Grafted specimens are robust and easy to care for, so rest assured!
| Season Type | Summer |
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| Sun Exposure | Full Sun |
| Hardiness | 5℃ / 41℉ |
| Blooming Season | - |
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@harusakinoyuki ユーフォルビアって種類の多肉植物ですよ、マハラジャって名前ついてるんだけどバブリーな時代のマハラジャで女性が振ってた扇子のイメージなのかな〜？
@usagisan1000 マハラジャ！！かっこいいなー。わたし、ユーフォルビアは枯らすんでふよ。。。
@osumisan0502 素敵でしょー素敵でしょー 目当てのものなかったので クイーンマハラジャを買おうかと悩んでいたら その下の下の棚に何故かキングいて わー！！ ユーフォルビアなんで育てやすいかなと
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