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large indoor cactus plants Tall Euphorbia Cactus | Large CactusWe love these Euphorbia for their stunning impact and sculptural effect! Are you looking for a bold statement for a room? Are you looking to give your home that extra standout style feature? Find what youve been looking for in this, one of the kings of the Euphorbias. The Euphorbia Cactus is striking! The shape of Euphorbia is always unique and everyone is unusual and truly beautiful. We have some exceptionally beautiful cactus plants at Happy

We love these Euphorbia for their stunning impact and sculptural effect! Are you looking for a bold statement for a room? Are you looking to give your home that extra standout style feature? Find what you’ve been looking for in this, one of the kings of the Euphorbias. The Euphorbia Cactus is striking!

The shape of Euphorbia is always unique and everyone is unusual and truly beautiful. We have some exceptionally beautiful cactus plants at Happy Houseplants chosen by hand. 

An absolute stunning cactus, they will continue to grow large over (many) years. It is striking, unusual,  this Euphorbia is a prize that will inspire admiration in any visitor to your home!

Perfect for any style, either being showcased in a home in a more urban environment or gracing the room in a farmhouse kitchen, Cactus will be structural and sassy.

Cactus are very easy to care for. This plant requires little pampering, In fact, more die from too much care and watering than from neglect. Make sure you give your Euphorbias well-draining soil and lots of sunlight. 

Remember to warn people about the prickles though as they can grab the unwary!

If you’re thinking of buying this Cactus as an indoor plant gift, we will also provide a handwritten, free card for that special person.  Just note your gift message at the basket stage of checkout and we’ll do the rest. We won’t include any giveaway paperwork either!

Care level

Easy care - suitable for beginners

Where should I put it?

A south or east-facing window will be ideal for most cacti. However, if the cactus starts to look yellowed, bleached, or orangey, it is likely getting too much light, and you should move it to a west-facing window. 

How much water does it need? 

Unlike most succulents, Euphorbia does not handle long periods of drought well.

It may need weekly watering during the summer. Pot in fast-draining sand and soil mix with drainage holes at the bottom. Water when completely dried out, drench until water comes out of the bottom then leave to dry again. 

Does it need feeding?

You can feed it a couple of times during spring and summer, we recommend our vegan, organic plant food.

Any other Euphorbia care tips?

Occasionally Euphorbia can suffer from aphids or spider mites. The best thing to do in this case is to wash down the plant with soapy water, this may be enough to get rid of the pests.

You may also need to repot this plant to give the roots space to grow.

Size of plant 

W 30cm x H135cm 

Bring living spaces to life with handcrafted plant pots and planters. Our artisans use ethically sourced materials and age-old techniques to create striking and tactile garden planters, made from antique brass, natural seagrass, and terracotta. Check out our Indoor Pots & Planter Range here

When it came to developing our original Happy Houseplants’ Organic Tropical Plant Food, we decided not to tinker with it too much, so you'll find no chemical supplements in this 100% cruelty-free vegan product. Read more about our plant food and fertilisers here

If you would like more information on caring for houseplants, please have a look at our video here

All our plants are supplied in a plastic nursery pot

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