Euphorbia or crown of thorns is one of the ornamental plants that are often found as decorations in the home page. This plant is easy to identify because it has flowers with beautiful colors, but the stems are full of thorns.
Euphorbia has flowers in red or yellow hues. Some of the new varieties have larger flowers. Under good growing conditions, Euphorbia flowers will bloom all year round. Make sure your Euphorbia plant gets plenty of direct sunlight, at least three to four hours a day. Place the Euphorbia plant near a window where it gets the most sunlight. Move the plant outdoors when the weather is hot. This plant does not like sudden changes in temperature, which can be seen from the lack of flowers. Be patient, when it has adapted to its new environment, Euphorbia flowers will bloom again.
This prickly succulent plant is very easy to care for, both indoors and in the yard or yard of the house. As long as it gets lots of sun and is planted in well-drained soil, Euphorbia will grow well too. Water this plant when the top of the pot or yard soil is dry to the touch. To find out, stick a chopstick or stick slightly into the ground and see if the soil that's stuck to it is dry.
