Crown of Thorns Sapthawikhun Plant Christ Thorn Euphorbia Milii Hybrid Thailand Tall 5 inchs

Plant name : Crown of Thorns, Christ Thorn
Varieties : Sapthawikhun

Detail of the item:
- 1 plant for planting
- Plant size usaully about 5 inch in overall.
- Photos only to show what the plant will look like.
- Plant shipping by bare-rooted.
- Ready to ship in a week, after that plant will be delivered within 2-4 weeks (via economy shipping)

Please note before purchasing a live plant:
The plants will be shipped from Thailand to international, so their condition may not be the same as shown. This is because the leaves are partially cut off.
The plant, when in a dark package for several days, the leaves may fall or become damaged. But still, survive It will recover 2-4 weeks after planting. You should plant as soon as you get it.

Crown of Thorns Plant Care
Thankfully, the crown of thorns plant is pretty easy to grow indoors, but it definitely thrives outdoors in hot, dry climates. It's built to store water for when it needs it, like many other succulents, so it can withstand hot summers and periods of time without rain.

However, when indoors, it can actually flower year-round thanks to the milder conditions. Make sure you set it near a window that receives direct light (think three to four hours of intense sun a day) and don't overwater it. The key is allowing the plant to dry out on the first inch or two between waterings. When it does need a drink, water it until water runs out of the drainage hole. If you have a tray beneath the plant, empty it so the roots don't sit in water. Then, you can wait until the top couple of inches are dry again before watering.

That said, make sure you use a well-draining soil mix that won't hold on to too much water. A standard succulent or desert soil mix from the hardware store is fine, just make sure it has some sand or other draining medium in it. If you do end up going with a regular potting mix, water your plant a little less often. Typical houseplant soils will hold on to moisture for longer, so you won't need to give it a drink as often.

Botanical Name: Euphorbia milii
Common Name: Crown of thorns, crown-of-thorns, Christ plant, Christ thorn
Plant Type: Succulent
Sun Exposure: Full sun
Soil Type: Well-drained potting mix
Soil pH: Below 7.0

Not all plants are easy to take care of, but even with a name like the crown of thorns (which sounds pretty intense), this plant is thankfully pretty forgiving. Despite having a thorny stem, the crown of thorns plant boasts beautiful blooms that can last year-round in some cases. And, according to folklore in Thailand, the more flowers your plant has, the more luck you'll have.

The plant is actually native to Madagascar, which explains why it can survive in dry, bright conditions. At home, be sure to place it in a sunny window where it gets plenty of light. Plan to water it about once a week, but don't fret if you forget—this plant can take a skipped watering or two.

If you're a big fan of succulents, the crown of thorns is a great plant for you. Despite looking like a regular flowering plant, it's actually part of the succulent family. Thick, fleshy leaves help the plant store water, and they also will let you know when it's thirsty.