Synonym: Pedilanthus tithymaloides subsp. smallii 'Nanus'
Unlike most types where you often find some variegation colors, normally 2 tones or 3 tones. This one however had a bland common green appearance without any variegated coloration.
When in strong shade it has a dark green appearance, the leaves appears to be upward and ladder like rather than showy, these have compact appearance without any strong features on it's foliage.
Locally it is known as lelipan which means Scorpion plant. There are some traditional medicinal uses for this plant but however since it is a Euphorbia species - being toxic and poisonous - I rather not recommend for that usage other than purely ornamental purpose.
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