The Euphorbia milii grandiflora sri suparat is one of the Euphorbia milii varieties. A native of Madagascar and a member of the Euphorbiaceae family, it is an evergreen succulent with a distinct slow-growing habit. The plant can become about two feet tall, growing as a shrub. It has thorns. Euphorbia milii common names are Crown of Thorns, Christ plant, and Christ Thorn. They bloom flowers throughout the year. The flower colors range from yellow, and bright red to pink. It is a winter-dormant plant that requires bright sun to partial shade for proper growth. It is frost-hardy.

Growth Rate
This plant has a slow-growth rate.

Flowering
The Euphorbia milii grandiflora sri suparat succulent bears yellow, red or pink flowers throughout the year.

Watering
The plant is drought-tolerant and over-watering-tolerant. The soil shouldn’t be moist between two waterings. The best way for Euphorbia milii care is to water it moderately – once a week during the summer and no watering during winter.

Soil
Mix pumice and peat to the standard potting mix to make the soil suitable for the succulent. Ensure that water does not stand at its root.

Hardiness
The hardiness zone of this succulent is 9b to 10b. It is frost hardy.

Light
Do not place the succulent under direct sunlight. It needs bright sun to partial shade for proper growth.

Propagation
The Euphorbia milii propagation is best done via cuttings.

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