Euphorbia “Medusa’s Head” (Flanaganii) 4” pot pest control This succulent is named for

This succulent is named for its resemblance to the mythical Medusa's snake-like hair

or rainwater

Rotate the plant every few weeks to encourage even growth and help prevent it from leaning toward its light source

Avoid prolonged exposure to the direct midday sun

Hoyas tend to be slow growers (compared to leafier varieties)

Euphorbia “Medusa’s Head” (Flanaganii) 4” pot pest control This succulent is named forThe Euphorbia flanaganii's unusual form makes it a standout in any collection. This succulent is named for its resemblance to the mythical Medusa's snake like hair. The plant exhibits a sprawling growth habit with numerous long, thin, and segmented arms (or branches) radiating outward from a central, rounded stem. This growth pattern gives the plant its "Medusa Head" appearance. The central stem is often swollen and acts as a storage organ for water