What is a Sudanese Tree-Euphorbia? Euphorbia candelabrum is an African species of Euphorbia that is found in the wild growing in the savanna and open woodlands.
It is distinguished by its tall, candelabra-like habit, slender branches and large, showy flowers. The flowers are usually red but can also be pink or white.
The Sudanese Tree-Euphorbia is a beautiful and interesting plant that can be seen blooming during the best time of year to visit Africa - late winter through early spring. This makes it a great addition to any nature reserve in Africa, where visitors can enjoy its unique beauty and learn more about this fascinating species.
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Fact 1
This species is native to the Horn of Africa.
Fact 2
The tree usually grows up to 12 metres tall, though specimens up to 20 metres have been recorded.
Fact 3
This tall succulent tree euphorbia resembles a green balloon on a stick from afar!
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