Euphorbia 'Flanaganii' Medusa's Head

Product Description Of Euphorbia 'Flanaganii' Medusa's Head

🌵 Euphorbia flanaganii

Common Name: Medusa’s Head Euphorbia
Botanical Name: Euphorbia flanaganii
Origin: South Africa

Euphorbia flanaganii, commonly known as Medusa’s Head, is a fascinating low-growing succulent with long, snake-like green stems radiating from a central crown. Its unusual structure resembles the mythical Medusa’s hair, making it one of the most unique feature plants for succulent collectors in Sydney.

This sculptural plant spreads horizontally over time, creating a striking living “green starburst” effect in pots and rock-style arrangements. It is drought-tolerant, low-maintenance, and perfect for sunny indoor spots or outdoor succulent gardens.

If you’re looking to buy a rare architectural succulent in Sydney, Euphorbia Medusa’s Head is an excellent statement plant for collectors and modern plant styling.

🌱 Care Guide

Light:
Thrives in bright light to full sun. Best colour and growth in strong light conditions.

Water:
Allow soil to dry completely between watering. Water sparingly.

Humidity:
Prefers dry environments with good airflow.

Temperature:
Best grown between 18°C to 30°C. Protect from frost.

Soil:
Use a very well-draining cactus or succulent mix with sand or pumice.

Fertiliser:
Feed lightly during spring and summer with diluted cactus fertiliser.

Pet Friendly:
⚠️ No – Toxic milky sap. Keep away from pets and children.