Euphorbia obesa Size:3" Feeding: Will happily catch its

Feeding: Will happily catch its own prey

A distinguishing characteristic of butterworts is their ability to thrive on the nutrients derived from bugs

Care should be taken not to overwater to avoid rotting the roots

Use a ¼ diluted complete liquid fertilizer when watering or you can use seaweed or fish emulsion

Easily as beautiful as the coveted 'Rio' and elusive 'Gabby'

Euphorbia obesa Size:3" Feeding: Will happily catch itsEuphorbia obesa, commonly known as the Baseball Plant, is a fascinating and visually captivating succulent that stands out with its unique shape and intriguing features. This remarkable plant is native to the arid regions of South Africa, specifically the Great Karoo desert and parts of the Cape Province. What makes Euphorbia obesa particularly interesting is its distinctive round, globular form resembling a small, compact ball. This shape, coupled