Please help me ID these

[so lucky]

I'm voting for something in the euphorbia family--maybe a different variety of poinsetta. One of the tell-tale signs is the milky sap.

 

[Zuly]

Thats it!!!
:rose :rose

A Painted Leaf Poinsettia, , Summer poinsettia, Mexican Fire Plant, Painted-leaf spurge

LOL and I kept using the word painted in my description

Take a look: http://www.flowersofindia.net/catalog/slides/Painted Leaf Poinsettia.html

Thanks a bunch for all your help with this one. Any Ideas on the 2nd PIC I posted (wild flower from Empire)?

 

[so lucky]

Hey great! Very pretty plant. Can't help with the other pic.

 

[StupidBird]

I vote for Poinsetta; mine get all rangy and wonky after a few months outside, if they live that long. I've also seen them growing wild/escaped south of here. There are so many varieties, no telling what after they don't get the specialized greenhouse care.

 

[David Harritz]

You are right about the thing that when you watch only one image then it seems as that one looks like the flower is painted on the leaves. I also thing that the second plant image that may be the brother branch of the same seed which is looks as same as twins. So there is no doubt about the pant that both are same.