Baseball Plant

Scientific Name: Euphorbia obesa
Common Name: Baseball plant 

The Euphorbiaceae family has over 5,000 species of plants that vary wildly from weeds, to shrubs or trees to ground cover, all the way over to succulents with cactus-like characteristics. The Euphorbia genus is also commonly named spurge, although some species would not necessarily be included in that name.  

The Euphorbia obesa is a cute round succulent that looks like, wait for it... a baseball. Some might say it also looks like a pincushion, and is often mistaken for a cactus, but these are actually succulents. 

Basic Care Notes: Well-draining soil like a cactus mix, prefers to be out of bright light but can tolerate some indirect bright light. Water infrequently, once soil is completely dry and when the leaves are a little squishy to the touch.

Watering test: Gently squeeze. If it is firm, it doesn't need water, but if it feels squishy or look a little wrinkly, give your Euphorbia a drink. 

***Due to the unique nature of plants, the one we carefully choose for you won't look exactly like the photos. but it will be just as beautiful!