Christmas Flower: Poinsettia Potted Plant

Poinsettia: More Than a Festive Color

The Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima)—also known as the Christmas Flower—has become an icon of the season. Its brilliant “flowers” are actually bracts: as day length shortens, they turn a vivid red that contrasts beautifully with the tiny yellow cyathia in the center. This photoperiodic feature keeps the display going throughout the Christmas month, bringing warmth and life to any space.

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Sizes & Placement Guide

Choose from multiple sizes to suit different setups:

• 7in pot (approx. 1ft tall): Most popular for living-room coffee tables, desks, or reception counters—an elegant accent.
• 9in pot (approx. 2–2.5ft tall): More presence for entryways, corners, or meeting rooms; creates an easy festive focal point.
• 12in pot (approx. 3ft tall): Statement choice for corporate lobbies, mall entrances, or event venues with grand visual impact.

Care Guide: Keep It Looking Its Best

Maintain peak condition through the festive period with these simple tips:

1. Light: Bright, indirect light for 4–6 hours daily (e.g., near a window). Avoid harsh direct sun.
2. Water: Use the finger test—water thoroughly when the top 2–3cm of soil feels dry. Let excess drain; do not leave water sitting in the saucer.
3. Temperature: Best at 18–22°C. Keep away from A/C or heater vents and sudden temperature swings to prevent leaf drop.

Safety note: Broken stems may exude white latex sap that can irritate skin. Avoid ingestion and keep out of reach of children and pets.

Pot color is typically red. As living plants are naturally variable, height, fullness and bract count may differ by batch; images are for reference only.