Origin
Euphorbia ingens originates from Southern Africa. The species grows there in dry, warm areas such as savannahs and open woodlands. In the wild, this plant can reach considerable heights. Euphorbia ingens is part of the spurge family and is often planted for ornamental purposes.

Characteristics
Euphorbia ingens is a vigorously growing succulent that often develops a tree-like form with multiple trunks. The plant has thick, green, four-sided stems with pronounced ribs. Along the ribs are small, swollen leaf scars and short, brown spines. Euphorbia ingens is available as a pot plant in sizes ranging from 180 to 220 centimetres.

Care
This plant prefers a bright location and tolerates direct sunlight well. Euphorbia ingens requires little water; the soil should always be allowed to dry out thoroughly between waterings. A well-draining, sandy potting soil is suitable for this species. During winter, water requirements are minimal and exposure to frost should be avoided.