Euphorbia hadramautica
A spiny succulent Euphorbia of the arid southern Arabian coast (Dhofar and Hadhramaut), Socotra and the Horn of Africa. It grows on hot, sunny limestone slopes with very little rain, so it needs heat, full sun, a mineral mix and a dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Grows on rocky, often limestone slopes and plains in arid scrub, from near the coast to the escarpments of Dhofar and Hadhramaut; some Dhofar sites get summer monsoon fog.
Records from 0–1,620 m, median 743 m (22 records).
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