How to care for your Poinsettia plant

Growing and caring for poinsettia | UMN Extension

Watering · Keep soil moist. · Water plant when the soil surface feels dry to a light touch, or the pot feels lightweight when lifted. Never allow poinsettias to ...

How to Keep Your Poinsettias Alive for the Holidays and Beyond

If you're growing poinsettias outside, prune the plant back to 12 to 18 inches above the soil surface in early spring. “Continue pruning once a ...

Poinsettia Care - Oklahoma State University Extension

Slight wilting of the plant is not harmful, but avoid severe wilting, which will cause leaves and bracts to drop faster. Water the plant thoroughly. Make sure a ...

How To Care For Your Poinsettia - Meadows Farms

For the holidays, place your poinsettia in bright, indirect light. Allow the soil to dry moderately between waterings so that the roots don't ...

How to Care For Poinsettias (And Make Them Bloom Next Year)

My family has passed the same plant to our mom for three years at Christmas. It spends the spring and summer in our greenhouse and the ...

Poinsettia Care Through Winter (and Beyond) - HGTV

Make sure to water the poinsettia whenever the surface of the soil feels dry. Give the plant a good watering, but don't flood or soak it — gravel in the bottom ...

Has anyone successfully kept a Poinsettia plant from one Christmas ...

They are actually fairly hardy plants that are easy to maintain with some basic care. They require as much indirect sun has you can give them ...

Poinsettia Care: How to Keep a Poinsettia Alive - Gardeners' World

Grow poinsettia in a draught-free spot with bright, indirect light and a temperature of around 13-15°C. Water sparingly, typically when the ...

Poinsettia: Indoor Plant Care & Growing Guide - The Spruce

In early July, pinch back each stem by about one inch to encourage a stout, well-branched plant. If left unpinched, the poinsettia will grow ...

Poinsettia Care: Everything to Know About the Christmas Flower

As we mentioned, a poinsettia plant makes long-lived cut flowers, so if yours has started to drop leaves, just go ahead and snip the flower stem ...

How to Keep your Christmas Poinsettia Alive | Houseplant Advice

Don't keep them near the fire, doorways or windows. Cosy temperatures are the way forward with this stunning red leafy plant. 2. Inspect your leaves. Get into ...

Poinsettia Care For Christmas And Beyond - Southern Living

Growing Poinsettia As A Houseplant · Cut it back to 4-6-inches tall and move it to a slightly larger pot with good drainage. · Keep the soil moist ...

How to Grow and Care for Poinsettias - Better Homes & Gardens

Plant these warmth-loving plants outside in USDA zones 9-11 in an area where they receive six to eight hours of indirect sunlight.

Poinsettia Care - Tip Sheets - Gardenworks

Caring for Poinsettia · Place your plants in indirect sunlight for at least six hours per day. · Water your plants thoroughly when the soil feels dry to the touch ...

How to grow poinsettias - RHS

Learn how to grow poinsettias in your garden with the RHS expert guide on choosing, planting, feeding, pruning and propagating plants.

Caring for your poinsettia | Space for life - Espace pour la vie

In late April, prune your poinsettia, cutting all the stems back by one third. For a more compact plant, keep only two or three leaves on each stem. Be sure to ...

How To Care for Poinsettias - YouTube

... How to Care for Your Poinsettia 02:03 Safety 02:30 Outro. ... House Plant Care: Poinsettias after the Holidays. Royal Botanical Gardens•101K ...

Any tips for keeping this gorgeous poinsettia alive? I heard they can ...

They really don't need a lot of care, they like to be watered less than most house plants. Well draining soil is key, they don't want soggy feet ...

Poinsettias - Texas A&M University

Keep the plants in indirect sun and water regularly. Place your plants outdoors, where they can bask in the warmth of spring and summer, after outside night ...

Could You, Should You Keep Your Poinsettia Year Round? | USU

With proper care, poinsettia bracts can be maintained until about March or April. Once they begin to fall, cut the plant back, leaving about six buds. For ...