Golden Euphorbia (Crown of Thorns) Market Potted Plant Prices, Feng Shui Placement, and Quick-Growing Care Tips

Golden Euphorbia is a thick succulent plant and one of the most primitive groups among cactus plants, native to the Americas. Because it closely resembles the kylin of ancient Chinese legend, we Chinese call it Jade Kylin, and because the thorns on the plant reflect a glittering golden light when illuminated by lamps at night, it is also called Golden Euphorbia. So, how much does a pot of Golden Euphorbia cost on the market? Where is it best placed for good feng shui? How do you grow it so it grows fast? What should you pay attention to?

1. How much does a pot of Golden Euphorbia cost on the market?

It is understood that the market price of Golden Euphorbia is generally around 40-100 yuan per pot; potted plants vary in size, and this price is for reference only.

2. Where is Golden Euphorbia best placed for good feng shui?

1. At the entranceway: to suppress and stabilize the entranceway

Placing a Golden Euphorbia at the entranceway helps improve the stability of the entranceway's feng shui, and is especially suitable for households that have no decoration at all at the entranceway. Such a feng shui arrangement helps the Golden Euphorbia's feng shui function come into play and is even more conducive to the plant's suppression and stabilization of feng shui. From the actual feng shui effect, placing a Golden Euphorbia at the entranceway will noticeably improve the family's career fortune and wealth fortune.

2. Balcony: to suppress yang energy

The yang energy of a balcony is relatively abundant, but precisely because it is so abundant, it can also cause the yang energy on some families' balconies to become too chaotic, which is not conducive to the stability of the home's feng shui. A special feng shui arrangement is needed to suppress it in order to stabilize the feng shui. If there is no particularly good method, or to save trouble, you can simply place a Golden Euphorbia on the balcony, which can effectively suppress the feng shui and stabilize it.

3. Opposite the toilet: to dispel bad luck

If the toilet in the home has a strong odor, and the toilet's feng shui position is not very good with some hidden problems, then it is best to place a Golden Euphorbia opposite the toilet. This can effectively suppress bad luck and prevent it from spreading out of the toilet, which would otherwise worsen career fortune and wealth fortune. Placing it opposite the toilet also helps purify one's personal luck and helps improve one's various fortunes.

3. How do you grow Golden Euphorbia so it grows fast?

1. Watering: Golden Euphorbia likes neutral soil and water for growth; you cannot use acidic or alkaline water, as this will prevent it from growing normally. Golden Euphorbia is a cactus-type plant, so water it sparingly. It is best to water once a week and place it in a spot with plenty of sunlight; you can choose mist watering, once every two days, and there must be no water accumulation, otherwise root rot will occur. If the water temperature differs greatly from the surface temperature of the Golden Euphorbia plant, it will cause the surface to crack, and in severe cases lead to the death of the plant.

2. Light: Golden Euphorbia likes to grow in high-temperature, sunny, full-sun environments. It is drought-tolerant and cold-tolerant, very easy to keep alive, and is generally placed outdoors for growing.

3. Fertilizing: Golden Euphorbia likes neutral fertilizers, such as potassium nitrate organic fertilizer, peanut residue cake, bean residue cake, and so on. Fertilize once a month, and fertilize more during the growing season in May-June, as this is even more beneficial to its growth.

4. What should you pay attention to when caring for Golden Euphorbia?

When harvesting Golden Euphorbia stems, you must be very careful; the white milky sap in its stems is toxic, so you must be careful not to let it get into your eyes, otherwise it will cause very serious consequences. If Golden Euphorbia is cultivated at home, prevent children from getting the stem sap into their mouths and eyes, so it should be grown in a place out of children's reach.