Euphorbia ingens, commonly known as the “candelabra tree”, is a succulent plant native to southern Africa. It stands out for its impressive size, reaching up to 10 meters in height. Its structure consists of erect stems forming thick and angular arms, often compared to a candlestick. These green stems are segmented and lined with small thorny ridges, which serve as natural protection. Euphorbia ingens produces, when mature, small greenish-yellow flowers at the ends of its stems during the warm season, contributing to its unique appeal. Adapted to dry climates, it requires little maintenance and does well in full sun, offering a majestic and exotic silhouette to any space that accommodates it. This species is ideal for a contemporary or xerotolerant garden, adding an architectural and exotic touch.