The image depicts a close-up view of *Euphorbia milii* (Crown of Thorns) plants located in Ignacio Zaragoza (La Rastrera), Mexico

The image depicts a close-up view of *Euphorbia milii* (Crown of Thorns) plants located in Ignacio Zaragoza (La Rastrera), Mexico. The foreground is dominated by a cluster of approximately ten bright fuchsia-pink to reddish-pink flowers, each with a small yellow center. The floral bracts exhibit a slightly variegated appearance, with some lighter pink blotches. Dark green, ovate leaves are interspersed among the flowers and along the thorny stems of the plant, which are visible, particularly in the upper and lower portions of the frame. Behind the central flowering plant, a rusty metal fence or trellis structure is present, characterized by interconnected angular and curved metal components. Through the gaps in this structure, additional green foliage and other plants, some appearing wild or uncultivated, are visible in the background. Some leaves in the upper background show signs of yellowing or desiccation. No individuals, animals, or additional man-made objects are discernible beyond the plant life and the metal fence. The scene is illuminated by natural light, casting no distinct shadows.