🌿 Euphorbia Poissonii Variegated – The Rare Gem Every Plant Lover Needs!

Looking to add a truly unique and eye-catching plant to your collection? Meet the Euphorbia Poissonii Variegated – a rare and exotic beauty that’s capturing the hearts of plant lovers and collectors around the world. At Alpine Greens Plants Nursery, we’re proud to offer this stunning plant, now available for a limited time!

🌟 What is Euphorbia Poissonii Variegated?

The Euphorbia Poissonii Variegated is a succulent plant known for its bold structure, striking variegation, and tropical vibes. Native to West Africa, this rare Euphorbia species is highly sought after for its unique appearance and low-maintenance care needs.

Its thick, upright stem, crowned with colorful, variegated leaves, gives it a palm-like look – perfect for both indoor and outdoor spaces. The contrast of creamy-white and green variegation makes it a standout in any plant collection.

🌱 Key Features & Benefits:

✅ Rare and Exotic – Hard to find and a true collector’s item

✅ Low Maintenance – Requires minimal watering and care

✅ Perfect for Indoors or Balconies – Adds a touch of tropical elegance

✅ Air-Purifying – Improves air quality naturally

✅ Conversation Starter – Unique look that draws attention instantly

🪴 How to Care for Euphorbia Poissonii Variegated:

Keeping this plant happy is easier than you think:

Light: Thrives in bright, indirect sunlight (can tolerate some direct sun)

Water: Water sparingly – only when the soil is completely dry

Soil: Use well-draining cactus or succulent mix

Temperature: Prefers warm temperatures; protect from frost

Potting: Make sure the pot has proper drainage holes

💡 Pro Tip: Do not overwater! Like most succulents, Euphorbia Poissonii prefers dry conditions.

🌿 How We Ship Your Plants

At Alpine Green Nursery, we take great care to ensure your plants arrive safely, fresh, and healthy.

We ship most of our plants bare-rooted, which means they are gently removed from the soil and sent without pots. This method keeps the plants healthy during transit, reduces shipping weight, and makes them easier for you to repot once they arrive.

✅ Plants We Ship as Bare-Rooted

We send the following types of plants as bare-rooted:

            •          Succulents

            •          Cacti

            •          Haworthia

            •          Sansevieria

            •          And other similar drought-tolerant or low-maintenance plants

🛡️ Extra Plant Protection

Before packing, we clean the roots carefully and apply a light fungicide treatment to help prevent rot or fungal infections during shipping. Each plant is securely wrapped and cushioned so it reaches you in excellent condition.

🪴 How to Repot & Care for Your Bare‑Root Plants

Once your bare-rooted plant arrives, follow these steps to help it settle in and thrive:

📦 1. Unpack and Inspect

            •          Open the package as soon as it arrives.

            •          Gently remove the plant and inspect the roots.

            •          If any roots look mushy, dried out, or overly long, trim them off with clean                           scissors or pruners.

✂️ Why trim the roots?

During transit, some roots may dry out or die. If left untrimmed, these can hold moisture, become soggy, and cause root rot after potting.

Trimming encourages healthy new root growth in the fresh soil environment.

So don’t worry—trim the roots confidently and then pot the plant.

•After trimming, place the plant in a cool, shaded, and well-ventilated space for 1–2 days to help it recover and form calluses on the roots.

🪵 2. Prepare for Potting

            •          Choose a pot with good drainage holes to avoid water retention.

            •          Use a well-draining soil mix. For most succulents and cacti:

            •          60% inorganic matter (pumice, coarse sand, perlite)

            •          40% organic mix (succulent or cactus soil)

            •          Make sure the roots are dry before potting to prevent rotting.

🌱 3. Potting Your Plant

            1.         Add a layer of soil at the bottom of the pot.

            2.         Position the plant so that its base sits just above the soil level.

            3.         Gently fill in soil around the roots, lightly pressing to secure the plant.

            4.         Do not water immediately. Allow the plant to stay dry for 5–7 days to                                    recover.

☀️ 4. Aftercare

            •          After the dry recovery period, give your plant a light watering and allow excess water to drain completely.

            •          Place it in a spot with bright, indirect sunlight.

            •          Gradually increase exposure to direct sunlight if required for the plant type.

💧 5. Ongoing Maintenance

            •          Water only when the soil is completely dry. Avoid overwatering.

            •          Wait 3–4 weeks before using any fertilizer.

            •          Repot every 2–3 years or when the plant outgrows its container or the soil                           becomes compacted.

🛒 Order Now – Limited Stock Available!

The Euphorbia Poissonii Variegated is available in limited quantities due to its rarity. Don’t miss your chance to own this stunning plant!

📍 Visit us at: Alpine Greens Plants Nursery

📞 Call/WhatsApp: 095117 44907

🌐 Order Online: [https://handsinsoil.com/]

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