Despite its common name, the White Ghost Cactus is not actually a cactus. Its true scientific name is Euphorbia lactea 'White Ghost'. It belongs to the Euphorbiaceae family, which makes it a relative of poinsettias, rather than cactuses. The Ghost Cactus features semi-flattened stems that form intricate, elongated, and arching branches. These branches are typically a pale, almost ethereal gray-green color, creating a ghostly effect that lends the plant its intriguing name.
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