Euphorbia lactea 'Ghost' Flowering with levels above 60% being

with levels above 60% being optimal

A new introduction - stunning silvery

These are from a cross of an unidentified Anthurium species that has the moniker 'Bronze' and a true A

it can maintain its ornamental foliage year-round and live for many years indoors without requiring frequent repotting or heavy pruning

Euphorbia lactea 'Ghost' Flowering with levels above 60% beingEuphorbia lactea 'Ghost' has an appearance closer to sculpture than to a living plant. Its angular, fan shaped stems are a pale, waxy white with faint grey green marbling, and the growth form is upright, architectural, and slow. Easy to care for and incredibly hard to source. Origins Euphorbia lactea is native to tropical Asia, particularly India and Sri Lanka. 'Ghost' is a cultivar selected for its extreme lack of chlorophyll. Because it produces