Origin
The Euphorbia fiherenensis, also known under the name Limany Moty, is a unique species of plant originally native to southern Madagascar. This particular succulent thrives primarily in dry, rocky areas and is part of the Euphorbiaceae family, better known as the spurge family.

Characteristics
The Euphorbia fiherenensis is a succulent that grows into a small tree with a maximum height of about 10 meters. It has a thick trunk with thin, hanging branches. This plant catches the eye with its flowers ranging from bright green to outer, white-pink hues. Moreover, this Euphorbia variety bears elongated fruits all year round.

Care
The Euphorbia fiherenensis has a high tolerance for drought, hence there's no need for frequent watering. Place this plant in an area with adequate sunlight as it has a preference for full sun. Keep the soil well draining to prevent root rot. In winter, the plant can be brought indoors at very low temperatures or be provided with protection against the cool temperatures. Pruning of the plant, if necessary, should be done carefully to maintain its health.