Often marketed as “Euphoria Obesa Maliformis”, this plant is actually a form/variety related to Euphorbia obesa. It’s a rare, collector-friendly succulent known for its perfectly round, ball-like shape—sometimes called the “Baseball Plant.”

🌵 Key Features
Shape: Globular (round), sometimes slightly elongated with age
Color: Green with subtle horizontal bands or patterns
Size: Usually 8–15 cm tall and wide
Growth: Very slow-growing and long-living
Unique Trait: Leafless body that stores water (like a cactus, but not a true cactus)
☀️ Care Guide
Light: Bright indirect light to partial sun (avoid harsh afternoon sun)
Water: Very minimal; water only when soil is completely dry
Soil: Well-draining cactus/succulent mix
Temperature: Prefers warm conditions; keep above 10°C
Fertilizer: Light feeding in growing season (optional)
⚠️ Important Note
Belongs to the Euphorbia family—contains milky sap (latex) which can irritate skin and eyes
Not pet-friendly if ingested
🪴 Best Uses
Premium indoor décor piece
Succulent collections & rare plant displays