I've recently started expanding my indoor plant collection and came across a Euphorbia Leuconeura, also known as the Madagascar Jewel. I'm fascinated by its unique appearance and the fact that it can propagate itself by shooting seeds. However, I'm a bit unsure about how to properly care for it and encourage healthy growth.
What are the ideal light and watering conditions for this plant? I've read that it can tolerate lower light levels, but will it thrive that way, or should I try to provide brighter light? Also, I'm curious about any special soil or potting mix that might be best suited for it.
Additionally, since it can self-seed, how do you manage new growth? Do you let them grow wherever they land, or is it better to transplant seedlings to their own pots?
Any tips on handling this plant, especially in terms of safety, given that it's a type of euphorbia and may have irritating sap? Thanks in advance!