Watering Crown of Thorns— Euphorbia Milii
Its thick, spiny stems store water which keeps it hydrated for many days. Give it a thorough watering once a week and let the surface soil (about one inch deep) to dry out before watering it again.
Keeping this in consideration, does crown of thorns need full sun?
Light. As with most flowering plants, the better the sun exposure, the more blooms you will get. However, crown of thorns will reliably bloom as long as it gets at least three to four hours of bright, direct sunlight per day. … Indoors, place your plant in a west or south-facing spot during winter.
Water frozen crown of thorns very lightly and don’t fertilize the plant until you’re well into spring. At that time, you can safely resume normal water and feeding, removing any damaged growth.
Also to know is, what is a good fertilizer for crown of thorns?
Fertilize the crown-of-thorns with full-strength liquid fertilizer when you plant. After that, dilute fertilizer to half-strength and apply once a month during the spring, summer and fall.