With proper care, your poinsettia can thrive long after Christmas is over. Caring for poinsettias after Christmas matters because simple light, water, and temperature habits can keep them healthy year ...

From overwatering to leaf drop, follow these golden rules to keep your poinsettia plant (Christmas Stars) alive.

Poinsettias, those vibrant plants given as gifts during the winter holidays, are tropical plants whose "flowers" in shades of red, white, and pink are actually leaf bracts. Despite being very popular ...

These tips will keep the leaves of your poinsettia plant lush and vibrant. Getty Images Poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima) are iconic holiday plants known for their beautiful red leaves and small ...

Poinsettias are tropical plants native to Mexico that appear as decorations in stores and homes during the festive winter holidays. Red "flowers" with green leaves is the classic look but you can also ...

To preserve their colors, poinsettias should be kept out of high-traffic areas to help protect their delicate leaves. Try to ...

With some care, poinsettias can be attractive potted plants all year and can also be grown to rebloom next year.

The poinsettia is not a xeriscape plant, so the first key to its long-term survival is to keep it well watered. The modern versions of the poinsettia are less sensitive to drying than the past ...

Just as important as the method is the temperature of the water. Because poinsettias are tropical plants, they are sensitive to sudden temperature shocks. Water that is at least 70°F (warm but not hot ...

Question: Poinsettias added to our home for the holidays are losing their leaves. Can we grow them outdoors? Answer: Some gardeners have real success keeping poinsettias for another year, but others ...