Showing posts with label poinsettia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poinsettia. Show all posts

Friday, December 12, 2025

How To Water Poinsettias – Why You Should Be Misting Your Poinsettia Plants!

 


Photo source:  Old World Garden Farms

"Did you know that how you water your poinsettias during the holiday season is one of the biggest factors of all in determining just how long your plant will keep it’s gorgeous colorful leaves in place throughout the holiday season – and that misting your poinsettia regularly can play a huge role in that too?" - comment from Old World Garden Farms about the article.

Since I grew my poinsettias outdoors, I didn't know about misting them.  Check out the article if you did not know it either.

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Wednesday, December 10, 2025

How Long Poinsettias Really Last—and How You Can Maximize Their Lifespan


Photo source: Gina Alfani

The poinsettia in the photo is from my yard many years ago.  I'm sorry to say it is no longer living since after JR, my first husband, passed away I had no interest in gardening or anything else.  But I have my photos that I cherish.

There was a cluster of the plants and they lasted for years.  After the holidays, the flowers would fade, but the plant remained healthy.  That is because I took good care of it and I am in zone 9.

The article comes from Martha Stewart.com and here is what they had to say about the article:  "How long do poinsettias typically last, and how can you help them live a long, healthy life? We spoke to gardening experts and got the full scoop."

Click here to go to the article where there is lots of information provided on everything you want to know about poinsettia.

How To Keep Your Poinsettias Blooming Better & Longer This Year!

An article from oldworldgardenfarms.com


 

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Friday, November 21, 2025

Why is my poinsettia losing leaves?

 

Photo source:  Rural Sprout


Poinsettias are beautiful when they are blooming, but it is distressing if they start losing their leaves.

Tracey at Rural Sprout gives us the reasons why and the solutions in her article.  Click here to go to the article.





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