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Origin of the Christmas Eve Flower: How Many Types Are There and What Color Are They?
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Christmas Eve is an emblematic flower symbol of Christmas, par excellence in the world. We tell you how many types there are and of what color they are. It should be noted that the Christmas Eve Flower is also known as cuetlaxóchitl, which means “flower that withers”, “leather flower” in Nahuatl and Euphorbia pulcherrima, for scientists. According to researchers from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), Christmas Eve has a deep c…
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