Euphorbia Trigona – The cactus that isn’t one (but almost)
With its graphic silhouette, its columnar stems and its small, discreet leaves, the Euphorbia Trigona , also called "African cactus", is a surprising plant that attracts all eyes. 70 cm high, it structures the space while bringing a minimalist, ethnic or urban decorative touch depending on the atmosphere of the room.

Contrary to appearances, this isn't a true cactus, but a succulent : it has all the benefits (very low maintenance) without the harsh spines. A perfect choice for those who want style without the hassle.

What we like about her:
• Architectural and sculptural look
• Excellent indoor plant, resistant and undemanding
• Ideal for beginners and modern interiors
• Provides verticality without cluttering the space

Care instructions:
Euphorbia Trigona loves bright light : place it near a well-exposed window, or even in full sun. Water very sparingly: only when the soil is completely dry. Too much water can be fatal. In winter, reduce watering significantly (once every 4 to 6 weeks is often sufficient). No need to mist; it prefers dry air.

Caution: Its sap is slightly toxic and irritating. Handle it with care, especially when repotting, and keep it away from young children or curious pets.

Decorating tip:
Place it in a raw ceramic or black metal planter for a guaranteed designer effect. It pairs beautifully with other geometrically shaped plants like Aloe vera or Sansevieria.