Euphorbia flanaganii Monstrose Cristata ‘Caudex Cristation’

The Euphorbia flanaganii Monstrose Cristata 'Caudex Cristation' is a unique and rare succulent that stands out due to its intricate crested form. This mutation of the more common Euphorbia  flanaganii showcases a highly textured and undulating crest growing atop a thickened caudex (the swollen stem base). It is prized by collectors for its alien-like and sculptural appearance, making it a centerpiece in any succulent collection.  It is also known as “Crested Medusa’s Head” or “Crested Euphorbia flanaganii,” due to its contorted, coral-like structure. The term “Cristata” in its name highlights the fan-like crests, which are formed due to genetic mutations that cause abnormal growth.  This Euphorbia flanaganii variety is distinguished by its crested radial growth.The plant in the image reveals densely packed, intricate ridges of green stems forming a coral-like structure, radiating from a broad caudex base. The combination of spiny ridges and undulating patterns makes it visually fasci