An easy way to ensure poinsettias receive ample moisture at watering time is to set the plant—removing the decorative pot ...

Turn the pot occasionally to prevent your poinsettia from rooting through the bottom holes. If you can’t put the poinsettia pot in the ground, you may need to water the plant more frequently. To keep ...

Poinsettias will suffer damage if they are exposed to temperatures below 50 degrees F. Freezing temperatures will kill poinsettias. Keep soil moist. Water plant when the soil surface feels dry to a ...

(That means no running errands while your poinsettia sits in the frigid car!) At home, remove the plastic and foil pot cover. This will help ensure water doesn't pool in the bottom of the ...

Ensure not to wet the leaves when you water, as this can cause problems like leaf spot. You should also check to make sure that the pot has good drainage. If there isn't enough drainage, the ...

You should water your poinsettia plant around once a week or when the compost feels dry to the touch. Water the poinsettia from the top of the pot, allowing the surface of the compost to become dry ...