Euphorbia Ingens

Euphorbia ingens, or naboom, is a large, tree-like succulent with a thick, dark green trunk and a rounded, hot-air balloon-shaped crown. Its branches are winged and ribbed, featuring spines on the margins. The plant produces small, yellow-green flowers and reddish-purple fruit, attracts pollinators and birds for nesting, and is known for its drought resistance and ability to thrive in well-drained soil. A key characteristic is its highly toxic, poisonous milky sap that causes severe skin irritation.