Poisson's Spurge

Euphorbia poissonii is a West African succulent that grows as a stand of thick, blunt-spined, grey-green columns, each topped through the wet season by a rosette of paddle-shaped leaves that is shed again as conditions dry. Dry gardens use it for exactly that candelabra effect.
It carries one of the most caustic latexes in a genus known for them, and that is a specification issue rather than a footnote. The sap is used traditionally as a fish poison, and contact with skin or eyes causes serious injury.
Poisson's Spurge is a striking arid-collection succulent for controlled settings, and the handling risk belongs in the specification, not the small print.