African Milk Tree
Euphorbia Trigona Cactus
- Regular price
- £14.00
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- Sale price
- £14.00
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Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
We deliver to the UK and Islands. Once placed, your order will be dispatched within 1-2 working days.
Please allow 2-4 business days to receive your delivery following dispatch.
Spend over £35 for free standard delivery on all products, including our large plants and pots.
If you don't love your order, message us within 30 days of delivery and we will help you return your order.
Find out more about our delivery and returns policy, or send us a message @prickleplantsuk.
Size Guide
The height of all of our plants is measured from the base of the pot.
Nursery Pot Size | Decorative Pot Size |
6cm | 7 - 8cm |
12cm | 13 - 15cm |
14cm | 16 - 17cm |
17cm | 18 - 19cm |
19cm | 20 - 21cm |
21cm | 22 - 24cm |
24cm | 25 - 26cm |
27cm | 28 - 34cm |
35cm | 44 - 55cm |
Got a question? Send us a message @prickleplantsuk
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About African Milk Tree
There are no prizes for guessing where this Prickle Plant comes from. The Euphorbia Trigona Cactus, or African Milk Tree, is named not only for its African home but also for the milky sap that can be found in its stems. This Prickle Plant, quite literally, is prickly. It has thorns that grow in twos all along it - a reason to keep little Pricklettes away from this beautiful, but spiky, plant.
Like most cacti, the African Milk Tree loves it hot (anywhere between 15-27°C) and dry, so avoid misting this plant and dust its leaves regularly instead! It also doesn't need much water, so just water your cactus, when its soil, is dry or if it's spikes are dropping.
This tall, indoor plant loves the sun and needs at least 6 hours of sunlight a day, so keep it somewhere nice and bright. We think the perfect home for it is in your bedroom or living room. The African Milk Plant can grow to heights of 2m but, luckily, it takes its time in doing so as it is a slow grower - so it will be happy in most homes.
At Prickle, we are always here to hear you! Send us your African Milk Tree questions @prickleplantsuk.