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Euphorbia Lathyris is also commonly known as Mole Plant, Paper Spurge, Gopher Plant, Caper Spurge, or Gopher Spurge. It is an ornamental plant that grows up to 5 ft in height. The plant is mostly characterized as part of the Euphorbia family because of the milky white sap it emits when cut. The leaves are narrow and taper either the apex or the base thus earning them the term Lanceolate and they have milky white mid veins. The flowers themselves tend to be inconspicuous and are yellow-gree...

Euphoria obesa is a succulent plant discovered by botanist Peter Macowan in the area of Graaff –Reinet (Great Karoo South Africa) in 1897. It was planted in the succulent greenhouse of the Royal Botanical Garden, Kew in 1899. The plant was described and named by Botanist Joseph Dalton Hooker and it is the most famous succulent plant of South Africa. Resembling a basketball or baseball, this species soon became so famous amongst collectors that it almost became extinct in the wild...

Euphoria obesa is a succulent plant discovered by botanist Peter Macowan in the area of Graaff –Reinet (Great Karoo South Africa) in 1897. It was planted in the succulent greenhouse of the Royal Botanical Garden, Kew in 1899. The plant was described and named by Botanist Joseph Dalton Hooker and it is the most famous succulent plant of South Africa. Resembling a basketball or baseball, this species soon became so famous amongst collectors that it almost became extinct in the wild...

Hoodia gordonii, despite its spiky appearance, is not a cactus. It is the most popular of several species of succulents that were eaten by indigenous people of southern Africa to ward off hunger during long hunting excursions. The plant's association with appetite suppression has been exploited by diet pill companies in recent years. This newfound interest in the plant has led to overharvesting of wild specimens. Plant's are also threatened where they coexist with diamond hoards. However, ...

Hoodia gordonii, despite its spiky appearance, is not a cactus. It is the most popular of several species of succulents that were eaten by indigenous people of southern Africa to ward off hunger during long hunting excursions. The plant's association with appetite suppression has been exploited by diet pill companies in recent years. This newfound interest in the plant has led to overharvesting of wild specimens. Plant's are also threatened where they coexist with diamond hoards. However, ...

Hoodia gordonii, despite its spiky appearance, is not a cactus. It is the most popular of several species of succulents that were eaten by indigenous people of southern Africa to ward off hunger during long hunting excursions. The plant's association with appetite suppression has been exploited by diet pill companies in recent years. This newfound interest in the plant has led to overharvesting of wild specimens. Plant's are also threatened where they coexist with diamond hoards. However, ...

Hoodia gordonii, despite its spiky appearance, is not a cactus. It is the most popular of several species of succulents that were eaten by indigenous people of southern Africa to ward off hunger during long hunting excursions. The plant's association with appetite suppression has been exploited by diet pill companies in recent years. This newfound interest in the plant has led to overharvesting of wild specimens. Plant's are also threatened where they coexist with diamond hoards. However, ...