How to keep poinsettias alive all year?

When you are not decorating with poinsettias you can plant them in a pot or outdoors. If you do plant them outside, be sure to give them plenty of sun and water. You can also add some compost and fertilizer.

How to keep poinsettias alive indoors?

If you’re looking to keep a poinsettia alive indoors, you’ll want to make sure you’re giving it the right kind of lighting. You might want to consider a light in the shape of a Christmas tree. This will allow the plant to grow upwards towards the light and will also keep the plant from growing leggy (a bummer for the appearance of the plant!). If you don’t want a fake tree look, consider using other flameless

How to keep poinsettias alive all winter?

Keeping poinsettias alive through the winter is a challenge. Fortunately, they aren’t fussy about their growing conditions. They don’t need a lot of light (preferably with little direct sunlight) or a lot of water. They also won’t last very long if they dry out and become hard and brittle. To help keep your poinsettias alive all winter long, follow these simple steps:

How to keep poinsettias alive in the cold?

California’s annual poinsettia holiday season officially kicks off when stores start selling these colorful plants around Thanksgiving. It’s a great time to get a jump on holiday decorating, and if you’re looking to add some greenery to your home, poinsettias are a great choice. As a native of the Mexican region of the same name, these plants are a perfect addition to any south-of-the-border décor.

How to keep poinsettias indoors all winter?

It's a good idea to keep indoor plants cool and dry. You can help them stay healthy and colorful by watering them regularly. Use water that contains no salts or additives, and never let the soil dry completely. If you have a sunny window, place the pots near it to give the plants some direct sunlight.