Diamond Frost Euphorbia makes great blooming house plants. Bright light, let soil dry between watering.
17 Feb
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Posted by kerri on February 18, 2009 at 2:07 am
I’m overwintering some I had in a couple of mixed containers last summer and it’s doing well. It’s not blooming much at the moment but it did for quite a while. I’ve cut it back some because it grows so fast. Easy to root cuttings, isn’t it? I really like this plant.
Posted by jellyfishbay on February 18, 2009 at 3:59 am
I also used it for an outside container 2 summers ago when we had a terrible, hot, dry summer. It was the only plant that continued to look good and keep blooming even in the middle of the drought.