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Very easy plant to grow.

Branches are covered in thrones. Be careful when handling this plant. The Crown-of-Thorns has oval-shaped green leaves which are a bit scarce. This plant also produces flowers. Flowers come in different shapes and sizes depending on the breed.
Mine has small white flowers with yellow centers and it blooms on and off all year.

Water; when plant is in bloom, water thoroughly, let soil dry out somewhat between watering. In winter water less but do not let it go completely dry. Fertilize every two weeks from spring till fall.

Repot only when necessary. I use regular potting soil.

Propagate by taking top cuttings, about three inches long, let cutting dry out for a day or so and then just stick the bottom piece in with the parent plant 1 to 1.5 inches deep, or start alone . Keep new cutting moist until roots develop. To stop the white milky sap from flowing, run under cold water for a bit until it stops bleeding. WHITE SAP IS POISONOUS, WASH HANDS WELL IF SAP GETS ON SKIN. May cause skin irritations. DO NOT GET WHITE SAP IN EYES.

Lighting, loves high light, tends to bend towards the sun so turning the pot is necessary.