Euphorbia Leucocephala Plant – Snow Flake
Euphorbia Leucocephala, commonly known as Snow Flake or Snow Bush, is an elegant flowering shrub known for its profusion of small white blooms that resemble a flurry of snow. This low-maintenance plant adds a striking, cloud-like appearance to landscapes and is often used for hedging or as a garden focal point.
What You’ll Receive
Plant Height: 12–24 inches (including the grow pot)Pot Size: 5–6 inch grow pot with proper drainageSoil Type: Well-draining garden soil enriched with compost
Care Tips
Light: Full sun to partial shadeWatering: Water when topsoil is dry; avoid waterloggingTemperature: Performs best in 18–32°CFertilizer: Use balanced fertilizer every 4–6 weeks during active growthPruning: Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape
Key Features
Common Name: Snow Flake, Snow BushSnow-Like Blooms: Tiny white bracts resemble falling snowLong Flowering Period: Blooms heavily in winter and early springLow Maintenance: Requires minimal care once establishedAttractive Hedge: Ideal for decorative borders or standalone display
Placement Suggestions
Best suited for garden beds, borders, terrace gardens, and landscape accents. Can also be grown in large containers.
Common Diseases and Precautions
Root Rot: Avoid overwatering and ensure proper drainageWhiteflies: Occasionally appear; use neem spray as a preventivePowdery Mildew: Ensure good air circulation and treat with organic fungicide if needed
Common Questions & Answers
Q: When does the Snow Flake plant bloom?A: It typically blooms during the cooler months, especially in winter and early spring.Q: Can I grow this plant in a pot?A: Yes, it grows well in large pots with good drainage and sunlight.Q: Is this plant suitable for hedges?A: Absolutely! Its bushy form and snowy appearance make it ideal for hedging.Q: Is it safe to touch or prune?A: Euphorbia sap can be irritating; wear gloves when handling or pruning.
Buy now Euphorbia Leucocephala Snow Flake Plant and add a magical snow-white bloom effect to your garden space!