Origin and Habitat: Garden origin. Variegated cultivar.

• Euphorbia neostapelioides f. variegata hort.
• Monadenium stapelioides f. variegata hort.

• Euphorbia succulenta (Schweick.) Bruyns
• Euphorbia succulenta var. succulenta (Schweick.)
• Monadenium succulentum Schweick.
• Euphorbia neostapelioides Bruyns
• Monadenium stapelioides Pax
• Euphorbia neostapelioides f. variegata hort.
• Monadenium stapelioides f. variegata hort.

• Euphorbia succulenta var. congesta (P.R.O.Bally) Bruyns
• Euphorbia neostapelioides var. congesta (P.R.O.Bally) Bruyns
• Monadenium stapelioides var. congestum (P.R.O.Bally) S.Carter
• Monadenium stapelioides f. congestum P.R.O.Bally

Description: Monadenium stapelioidesSN|29564]]SN|29564]] f. variegata (Euphorbia neostapelioides f. variegataSN|29563]]SN|34374]]) is a nice variegated form of Euphorbia neostapelioidesSN|29563]]SN|29563]]. It is a bushy variant with leaves nicely stripped with cream and often with pink edges on some of the leaves especially bright in winter. This variegated variety is the one normally grown. Unlike most monadeniums, this one keeps its leaves in winter, which is a nice treat.
For more details see: Euphorbia neostapelioidesSN|34374]]SN|29563]]

Cultivation and Propagation: Whether all-green, or variegated, these succulents are easy to grow, give plenty of sun outside in winter, morning sun only outside in summer, and full sun if grown indoors. Give water only when quite dry during the growing season. Barely water them in winter when they enter semi-dormancy.