How to keep poinsettia alive?

Fertilizing is a very important activity for the survival of your poinsettia plant. Use a fertilizer rich in potassium and phosphoric acid. Use 2-3 tablespoons of fertilizer per pot and water the plant with the solution after applying the fertilizer. Water your poinsettia regularly and place it in a sunny spot.

How to keep poinsettia outside bloom?

If you want to keep poinsettia plants outdoors through the winter, leave them outside in a south-facing window. If you have a south-facing window at home, that’s great! But if you live somewhere without windows that get enough sun, don’t worry. Just move the plant to somewhere inside where it gets a lot of light. If you live in an apartment or condo, put the plant somewhere near a window that gets plenty of natural light.

How to keep poinsettia happy?

The poinsettia is a fun holiday plant, and they can be a great addition to your home or office. But they need special care to keep them healthy and attractive. We recommend a sunny spot, plenty of water, and regular pruning to keep them looking their best.

How to keep poinsettia dead?

Most poinsettias are easy to grow and care for, but some varieties are challenging. If your plant is looking yellow or dull or if leaves are turning brown, your plant is suffering from an insect infestation. Apply insecticidal soap and watch the plant closely. If the problem persists, you can also try protective sprays. If your plant is growing slowly or not at all or if you suspect it has bacterial infection, cut off the dead or discolored leaves and destroy them.

How to keep poinsettia stand alive?

Make sure that the pot is wide enough to hold the plants. Plant the poinsettias in pots with optimal drainage. Don't over-water the plants. Use clean potting soil. Do not use compost. If you are using potting soil, add some sand to it. This helps the soil retain more water. The soil should be loose enough so that the roots can breathe. Add some organic fertilizer, but make sure not to overdo it.