Many-Flowered Red Cloud Pavilion
Many-Flowered Red Cloud Pavilion Plant Properties
Chinese Name: Hongcai YungeAlias: Latin Name: Euphorbia trigonaFamily and Genus: Euphorbiaceae Euphorbia GenusPlace of Origin and Distribution: NamibiaMany-Flowered Red Cloud Pavilion Plant Introduction
Euphorbia trigona 'Rubra' — Euphorbiaceae Euphorbia Genus, native to Namibia. Its form is a multi-branched shrub, with all branches growing upwards. 3-4 angles, usually 3 angles, 4-6 cm thick, 15-25 cm long, but in cultivation, the branches are finer and longer. The edges of the angles have hard short teeth. The epidermis is deep green with white晕 patterns. Opposite spines are red-brown, 0.3-0.4 cm long. There are ovoid leaves with short tips on the upper part of each branch, leaves 3-5 cm long, and the leaves are very thin. The leaves fall off in winter when it's cold, and new leaves sprout in May of the following year. The form of Many-Flowered Red Cloud Pavilion is basically the same as the Cloud Pavilion, with stems and leaves both dark red, and may also be green when the light is insufficient or the growth is particularly vigorous. Its growth rate is significantly slower than that of Cloud Pavilion. Both Many-Flowered Red Cloud Pavilion and Cloud Pavilion have many branches with very small spacing between them, growing vertically upwards.
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