The daughter of the consul

The daughter of the consul, the daughter of the consul (Euphorbia pulcherrima), is an elegant and beautiful plant not only in its flowers but also in its red or white bracts in some varieties, where these bracts remain for several weeks, and it can be an outdoor plant. The irrigation should be done only after the soil is partially dry. Lighting requires bright light such as window light or artificial lighting for the room, and it can be placed as an outdoor plant. Temperature needs a moderate environment suitable for it. Important notes: * The dryness of the soil is measured by fully inserting the finger into the soil to determine how dry it is. * Sometimes, the lengths and sizes of plants may vary slightly from those shown. * During watering, it is preferable to do so in small amounts at different times and avoid water contact with the leaves. * Most plants may develop minor scars or cracks on some of their leaves, which is very normal and does not spoil the overall appearance of the plant. * The main reasons for the death of indoor plants are improper watering (too little or too much), and the correct method is to let the plant dry out to about 90% before watering. The small plant needs about a quarter liter, the medium one 1 liter, and the large one 2 liters. These quantities are approximate for visualization; the amounts suitable for the plants may increase or decrease depending on the size.