Welcome my dear and respected steemians, I hope you are very well, in Maturín I tell you there is an impressive Sun but hey here trying not to burn us or scorch (so we say here) a lot.

Again with you, to share a colorful Contest of our friend @ knopka145, which deals with our diversity of beautiful Plants and if they also give flowers, then Super.

I tell you this beauty is the Euphorbia milii but in Venezuela it is known as "Corona de Cristo" which comes from the largest island in Africa: Madagascar but with the colonization in America, you can find it in any country located in the tropics and Subtropical Its name in America is, due to its shape, as people began to associate it with the one used in the crusade of Christ.

As it is a succulent type plant, it stores water in its stems so it survives in dry and hot climates, but it also remains in areas with very cold winters, of course it is indoors; if so, you should place it in a window where the sun's rays hit it and it should NOT be watered a lot, as the stems can rot.

I say goodbye with great respect, we continue reading in another great keynote presentation by you. and me on the Platform @steemit, where dreams can come true thanks to his team who work hard and will. Grateful to @ steem-bru (BY-RU-UA).

• Todas las fotos son de mi autoría con un Motorola G-8.

• All photos are my own with a Motorola G-8