Euphorbia Milii - honey locust

Euphorbia milii, better known as the Christ thorn, is a flowering succulent plant that originates from Madagascar. The branches of the Euphorbia Milii are said to have the crown of Christ braided, which is why it is known as the Christ thorn. This plant is popular because it is easy to maintain and drought-tolerant, which means that dry air from heating, for example, is no problem. Euphorbia milii blooms with small, pink flowers from March to September. The plant looks beautiful, but it is important to be careful, because the poisonous sap can cause skin irritation.

Care
The plant prefers a sunny spot where the temperature does not drop below 15°C. Water the plant moderately and let the soil dry out between waterings to prevent root rot. During the growing season, from March to September, fertilize once every 14 days.

Format
The plant has a height of 25-35cm upon delivery, measured including the nursery pot. The plant is supplied in a nursery pot with a diameter of 13cm.

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