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I have 2 leftover Poinsettia plants from Christmas. Can I plant them in the ground with other landscaping and get them to flower?
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Yes, I have three and they are doing quit well. When I walk I see several 4 foot high plants in yards. I plan on planting more with mixture of colors. They like partial to fun sun. Had then in shaded area when I first planted them and they didn't like Full shade.
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I have 2 leftover Poinsettia plants from Christmas. Can I plant them in the ground with other landscaping and get them to flower?
We have ours on the side of the house where it is protected from the elements and they do well.
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I broke off, by accident, a 'branch' from a poinsettia at Xmas. I put it in a glass of water. After a few weeks, buds started to appear on the stem. Now, it is middle of June, I have some healthy looking branches, nice leaves, but NO roots!! Any ideas on what to do?? I don't want to kill what is a healthy looking plant
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Poinsettias bloom when the night period of darkness reaches 12 hours or more. If you plant them near a porchlight or other light such as a streetlight they won't bloom in time for Christmas and maybe never at all.

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