Euphorbia milii 'Aphrodite

Euphorbia milii 'Aphrodite', also known as Crown of Thorns 'Aphrodite', is a variety of Euphorbia milii prized for its brilliant white flowers and distinctive thorns.

Origin : Euphorbia milii is native to Madagascar. The variety 'Aphrodite' has been cultivated for its distinctive white flowers.

Watering: As a succulent plant, Euphorbia milii 'Aphrodite' prefers moderate watering. It is recommended to let the soil dry completely between waterings to avoid root rot.

Brightness: This plant likes bright light and can tolerate direct sunlight. However, too much light can cause burns on the leaves.

Substrate: A well-draining soil is essential for this plant. A cactus or succulent mix that drains water quickly is ideal.

Flower Color: The flowers of Euphorbia milii 'Aphrodite' are white, forming in compact clusters called cyathes. The "petals" are actually bracts, specialized leaves that surround the actual flowers, which are small and insignificant.

Minimum temperature: Euphorbia milii 'Aphrodite' can tolerate a minimum temperature of about 10°C, but it does better at warmer temperatures. It is recommended to bring it indoors during winter in areas where temperatures fall below 10°C.

Growth Rate: Euphorbia milii 'Aphrodite' is moderate in growth, usually reaching a height of 30-60 cm. It has a rounded form with spiny stems that bear green leaves and flowers throughout the year in ideal conditions.