A flower covered in thorns all over can bloom for 300 days, with delicate and lovely blossoms that are deeply loved.

Growing flowers is very simple and also a very interesting thing. First choose the right flowers, and only then will you get a better decorative effect. A flower like this one is covered in thorns all over, can bloom for 300 days, and has delicate and lovely blossoms that many people like.

This flower is called the crown of thorns (Euphorbia milii), also known as the Christ thorn. It is a perennial evergreen shrubby succulent plant. Its natural flowering time is winter and spring, but when the temperature is suitable, it can bloom all year round.

Moreover, the crown of thorns has extremely strong vitality and a very strong ability to adapt to the environment. It grows relatively slowly, reportedly only 10 cm per year, but its lifespan is very long, reaching up to 30 years. Therefore, plant one crown of thorns and you can enjoy its flowers for 30 years. It is worth having.

The crown of thorns has no strict requirements for soil and is relatively tolerant of poor soil, but it grows better in loose, fertile soil with good drainage. It can be prepared with leaf mold plus vegetable garden soil plus river sand.

The most suitable growing temperature for the crown of thorns is 18°C to 25°C. In summer, attention should be paid to shading it from strong light to avoid scorching the leaves. In winter, it should be kept indoors, otherwise it is prone to frost damage.

The crown of thorns is relatively drought-tolerant, so there is no need to water it too frequently. Especially in winter, it will enter a dormant state, so the principle is not to water until the soil is dry. In summer, just keep the soil moist.

Usually place it in a sunny spot. Only with sufficient light can it produce more flowers and bloom continuously.