Euphorbia milii 'Fireworks'

Euphorbia milii 'Fireworks' is a variety of euphorbia appreciated for its colorful flowers and spectacular appearance.

Origin: Native to Madagascar, this plant is grown in many countries for its ornamental beauty.
Growth: Euphorbia milii 'Fireworks' is a moderately growing succulent that develops thick, thorny stems, forming a compact, attractive rosette.
Flowers: It produces colorful bracts that surround small yellow flowers, creating a striking fireworks effect. The bracts can be a variety of colors, including red, pink and orange.
Light: This plant prefers a sunny to bright exposure, but can also tolerate indirect light. Protect it from direct sunlight during the hottest hours of the day.
Watering: It requires moderate, regular watering during the growing period, allowing the substrate to dry between waterings to prevent root rot.
Substrate: Use a well-drained substrate suitable for cacti and euphorbias
Temperature: Euphorbia milii 'Fireworks' prefers warm temperatures and does not tolerate frost. Protect it from excessive cold during the winter months.
Toxicity: Toxic plant.

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