This succulent is not only attractive, but also has a very useful purpose - it can be used to treat ailments. This succulent can be found indoors but can also grow outdoors. You may often see the succulent sprouting small flowers, which are sometimes reddish along its ripples and at the top. Another feature that catches the eyes of many plant lovers is the tiny purple flowers this Euphorbia Anoplia produces. Euphorbia Lophogona is a great choice for both beginners and experienced plant parents. It would help if you used a well-draining soil mixture for your Euphorbia Lophogona to thrive.

Insecticide soap must be purchased. Add a tablespoon to a spray can with cool, water. Shake it well and spray the succulent. A turkey baster can be used to spray the succulent with a fine water solution without disturbing its roots. Although most gardeners only use tap water for their irrigation, some gardeners prefer rainwater because of its healing qualities. But you can still create an "Echeveria Garden" by using variations of the same species, or even using completely different varieties. Use shallow pots, hollows, or stones with natural depressions.