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Poinsettia Planter

Available from 28/11/2024

£35.00
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Our festive Poinsettias planters are a classic gift to give at Christmas and this contemporary planter is a great way to blend the traditional with the modern. Containing 2 strong British grown miniature poinsettias in a gorgeous textured ceramic planter, this is a fabulous way to style and gift Poinsettias for Christmas 2024.
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We're delighted to confirm that we will have these lovely poinsettia planters back again for Christmas 2024. Super popular last year, these cheery red poinsettias would look great on a Christmas table table or desktop and make a very welcome gift for Christmas or to say thank you. Delivered just as pictured, each plant has at least 3 colourful bracts, for a stunning table top decoration.

Note: Poinsettias are sensitive to low temperatures and so we add extra packaging to protect them from the cold whilst in transit. However, we strongly recommend selecting a delivery date from Tuesday to Saturday so your beautiful poinsettia can be delivered to its warm home as quickly as possible so they arrive in perfect health.

30cm tall in a 20cm long planter
1 x Poinsettia Planter   + £0.00
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Mr Pauline Pipet, Dec 30
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it was a present for a friend arrived in good condition was well packed

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Care Instrictions

These instructions are sent with the plant gift

Poinsettias originally come from Mexico, but their rich coloured bracts and winter flowering make them a very popular festive plant in the UK. Your Poinsettia will flower for many weeks if you follow a few basic rules.

These UK grown poinsettias are stronger plants than the imported plants you often see in supermarkets but they are still quite tender and don’t like being too hot or cold. Keep them away from the glass if next to a window, away from a radiator and away from cold draughts.

As they are in a small pot, your poinsettia planter will need regular watering. Water the soil putting through a third of a litre of water and allow the excess to drain away. Alternatively stand the whole pot in water for 20 mins, then let any excess water drain before placing it back into its pot cover. The top of the soil should seem only slightly damp when you touch it – not soggy.

Most people treat their poinsettias as annuals and throw them out after the festive season. However, they can be grown through summer and made to reflower, but this does require some very specific and tricky to accomplish light requirements for months leading up to Christmas.

If you want to keep your plants going for next Christmas, rest the plants- decrease the watering and prune off of the red bracts back to only green leaves. In late spring repot into a larger pot. Make sure the soil mass is moistened and place in a sunny window, or in a conservatory. You will need to pinch out the growing shoots to encourage branching and feed and water regularly. If you can keep your plants looking healthy until next autumn, then you can start the process of leaving it in a dark spot with no light for several hours a day to bring on flowering.

Problem solving:

The most common problems with poinsettias are caused by cold which will lead to shrivelling of the coloured leaves – they must always be kept above 10C. Poinsettias are from a desert country so be careful not to overwater and if your plant does get a little too wet you will need to let the soil dry out before re-establishing the normal routine. If the leaves start to droop, then it is likely it is thirsty and a quick drink will usually perk it back up.

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