Euphorbia milii hybrid --Speckled Sweetheart Crown of Thorns-- Size:4" round pot Youngest leaves can be eaten

Youngest leaves can be eaten as a vegetable

In ground they prefer full sun but can be grown in any light scenario like other elms

Flowers are pink with yellow center and produce their strongest aromas at night to attract sphinx moths (though they produce no nectar and only trick the moths into pollination)

let dry between watering

Great for cobbler or jellies

Euphorbia milii hybrid --Speckled Sweetheart Crown of Thorns-- Size:4" round pot Youngest leaves can be eatenReally impressive Thai giant variety has 1 2" peachy flowers speckled and streaked with bright pinky red in spring and summer. Heat tolerant, drought resistant, and with a plethora of showy blooms when placed in full sun. Deer, rabbit, and salt resistant. Suitable as a container houseplant. Protect from hard freezes.