Natural beauty of euphorbia heterophylla

Euphorbia heterophylla is also known as "wild poinsettia" or devil's cucumber, which is a type of plant belonging to the Euphorbiaceae group, this wild plant is famous for its varied leaves and unique growth, this wild plant is very easy to find in open spaces and especially on burnt land, this wild plant will usually emerge from the cracks in the burnt dust even without any previous seeds, it could be said that this wild plant grows in a unique way and without anyone suspecting it.

Even though the Euphorbia heterophylla plant has a beautiful appearance, you also need to know that this plant can be a very annoying weed. I personally had an annoying experience with this plant in the past, where this plant grew faster than mushrooms, which made me overwhelmed in eradicating it, so if you find this wild plant growing in the wild, don't ever try to bring it home because in a very short period of time this plant will form a new forest in your residence and that is definitely not a beautiful sight.

The wild plant Euphorbia heterophylla has several famous leaf colors, green, red and green with white spots, and in our city this plant is still considered a weed even though it has natural beauty and so far no one has cultivated it, Euphorbia heterophylla is the easiest to find in agricultural land after the harvest period, plants are the size of an adult's knee but are able to provide splendor in spring, as I said at the beginning, even though the plants are very tempting, don't ever cultivate them because it will make you overwhelmed in control once the reproduction starts, so let them grow in the wild and come by occasionally to observe it getting better.