Quick Tip: I water my poinsettia when the top inch of soil feels dry, usually every few days to once a week. Your poinsettia, or Euphorbia pulcherrima, likes its soil moist but not soggy. I...
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You can make a poinsettia turn red again by giving it long, complete nights for about eight weeks in fall. This holiday plant, also called Euphorbia pulcherrima, really depends on a strict...
How to Keep a Poinsettia Alive After Christmas: Easy Care Tips
Your poinsettia doesn’t have to end up in the compost pile after Christmas. Quick Tip: I keep a poinsettia alive by giving it bright, indirect light, warm indoor temperatures, and water only...
How to Care for a Poinsettia Indoors: Simple Tips for Healthy Plants
I keep my poinsettia healthy indoors with bright, indirect light, careful watering, and steady warmth away from drafts. Quick Tip: I water when the top inch of soil feels dry, but I never let the...
Poinsettia Plant Care: The Complete Growing Guide for Healthy Blooms
You can keep a poinsettia healthy by giving it bright, indirect light, warm indoor temperatures, and water only when the top inch of soil feels dry. I’ll show you how to choose a strong plant...
Annual vs Perennial Asters: What’s the Difference? A Simple Guide for Gardeners
You spot those bright aster blooms at the garden center and wonder, will they come back next year? I hear that all the time. Picking plants that fit your space, schedule, and climate can feel like a...
