La corona de espinas (euphorbia milii) se cultiva como una planta ornamental exterior en climas cálidos y tropicales o como una planta interior en áreas más frías. Su nombre común se desarrolló a partir de una leyenda que decía que la corona usada por Jesús en su crucifixión fue hecha por las ramas espinosas de esta planta. Esta planta suculenta es de la familia del tártago y nativa de Madagascar. Tiene tallos densos, púas y sus pequeñas flores vienen el amarillo brillante, naranja, rosa o rojo. La corona de espinas puede ser fácilmente propagada con pequeños esquejes tomados de la planta madre.
The crown-of-thorns (Euphorbia milii) is grown as an ornamental plant outside in warm and tropical climates or as an indoor plant in colder areas. Its common name evolved from a legend that the crown worn by Jesus at his crucifixion was made by the thorny branches of this plant. This succulent plant is the spurge family and native to Madagascar. It has thick stems, spines and small flowers are bright, orange, pink or red yellow. The crown of thorns can be easily propagated with small cuttings taken from the mother plant.
The crown-of-thorns (Euphorbia milii) is grown as an ornamental plant outside in warm and tropical climates or as an indoor plant in colder areas. Its common name evolved from a legend that the crown worn by Jesus at his crucifixion was made by the thorny branches of this plant. This succulent plant is the spurge family and native to Madagascar. It has thick stems, spines and small flowers are bright, orange, pink or red yellow. The crown of thorns can be easily propagated with small cuttings taken from the mother plant.
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