Euphorbia hepercifolia

English Names: Graceful Sandmat, Graceful spurge, large spotted spurge, milk purslane

Graceful Sandmat is an annual herb with milky sap. Stems are hairless, erect, and often red. Oppositely arranged leaves are oblong-elliptic. Flowers are minute, clustered into cup-like cyathia, cyathia borne solitary in the leaf axil and in dense, nearly leafless glomrules constituting lateral branches.

Use: it is used as borders or container plant

Height:Up to 2 to 3 feet

Difficulty to grow:Easy to grow.

Care: This plant is extremely low-maintenance, an absolute workhorse in the garden, blooming almost the entire planting season and with no deadheading needed.

Sunlight:Full sun

Soil: well-drained soil

Water:Medium

Fertilizer:Apply any organic fertilizer

References:

T.K. Bose, B. Chowdhury (1991). Tropical Garden Plants. Horticulture and allied publishers.
Amarjeet Singh Batth (2014). Indian garden flowers home gardeners guide.
B.B Sharma (2007). A guide to home gardening.