Diamond Frost (Euphorbia) prefers hot, dry conditions. Let the soil dry between waterings (but not to wilting). Avoid wetting foliage, and never water with sun-heated hose water—it can fry buds. Provide full sun, including the noon hour (at least 4 hours direct).
If cultural conditions are met and it still won’t bloom, the plant may be a genetic “dud.” These are propagated by cuttings, so reversions are rare but possible.
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