- Our Mini-poinsettias are very cute and have been a best seller for many years. They make great gifts for family, friends, teachers, secretaries, neighbours and are popular as party decoration and keepsake. People just love them!
- Decorate your home at Christmas with those 3 natural plants, and add a wonderful touch of natural red colour.
- Place the plant indoors in a place with plenty of light, not too much water or drafts.
- Ideal as a Christmas gift.
- You will receive 3 beautiful plants in 6 cm pots.
- Please note: the decorative pot shown in the images is for illustration purposes only and is not included with the plant.
Plant genus Euphorbia
Common Name Poinsettia
Occasion Just Because
Plant type Indoor Plant
Foliage type Deciduous
Flower colour Red
Leaf colour Green
Growth Rate Moderate
Light Required Poinsettia do best when placed in bright, diffused sunlight, so place your plant near a sunny window where it will receive at least six to eight hours of diffused light per day. Although the plants can survive with fewer hours of light, they won't be as vigorous or as long-lived. Be aware that exposure to direct sunlight can burn bracts and leaves.
Watering Water your poinsettia whenever the soil surface feels dry to the touch. Saturate the soil completely until water runs through the drainage holes in the bottom of the pot, but do not let the plant sit in water. If the pot was wrapped in decorative foil, be sure to poke a few holes through the bottom to allow excess water to drain away. Overwatering is the quickest way to kill a poinsettia, and wilting leaves and rotted plant roots are usually signs of overwatering.
Best Growing Conditions To keep your poinsettia in bloom as long as possible, maintain a temperature of 10 to 15 degrees during the day. A slight drop in temperature at night will not hurt the plant. However, cold drafts, allowing the leaves to touch a cold window, or more importantly, a lack of adequate light, can injure the leaves and cause premature yellowing and leaf drop. Do not fertilize these plants during their blooming period. When keeping the plant throughout the year, you can begin fertilizing in the spring at half-strength when there's no growth, but not until then. Feed every three to four weeks until the plant is re-established.
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Mini Poinsettia Plants
3 Red Poinsettias in a 6cm Pots
£12.99
Unit price perOut of stock
- Our Mini-poinsettias are very cute and have been a best seller for many years. They make great gifts for family, friends, teachers, secretaries, neighbours and are popular as party decoration and keepsake. People just love them!
- Decorate your home at Christmas with those 3 natural plants, and add a wonderful touch of natural red colour.
- Place the plant indoors in a place with plenty of light, not too much water or drafts.
- Ideal as a Christmas gift.
- You will receive 3 beautiful plants in 6 cm pots.
- Please note: the decorative pot shown in the images is for illustration purposes only and is not included with the plant.
Plant genus Euphorbia
Common Name Poinsettia
Occasion Just Because
Plant type Indoor Plant
Foliage type Deciduous
Flower colour Red
Leaf colour Green
Growth Rate Moderate
Light Required Poinsettia do best when placed in bright, diffused sunlight, so place your plant near a sunny window where it will receive at least six to eight hours of diffused light per day. Although the plants can survive with fewer hours of light, they won't be as vigorous or as long-lived. Be aware that exposure to direct sunlight can burn bracts and leaves.
Watering Water your poinsettia whenever the soil surface feels dry to the touch. Saturate the soil completely until water runs through the drainage holes in the bottom of the pot, but do not let the plant sit in water. If the pot was wrapped in decorative foil, be sure to poke a few holes through the bottom to allow excess water to drain away. Overwatering is the quickest way to kill a poinsettia, and wilting leaves and rotted plant roots are usually signs of overwatering.
Best Growing Conditions To keep your poinsettia in bloom as long as possible, maintain a temperature of 10 to 15 degrees during the day. A slight drop in temperature at night will not hurt the plant. However, cold drafts, allowing the leaves to touch a cold window, or more importantly, a lack of adequate light, can injure the leaves and cause premature yellowing and leaf drop. Do not fertilize these plants during their blooming period. When keeping the plant throughout the year, you can begin fertilizing in the spring at half-strength when there's no growth, but not until then. Feed every three to four weeks until the plant is re-established.
Christmas Tree Delivery
FREE on all Pot Grown Trees (2.5ft & over)
*Mainland UK only
*Northern Ireland delivery unavailable
Standard Delivery (2-4 working days) - Evri
£4.99 on orders under £40
FREE on orders over £40
*Mainland UK only
Next Working Day Delivery - Evri
£6.99 on orders under £70
FREE on orders over £70
Order by 1pm Mon-Fri
Premium Standard Delivery (2-4 working days) - Royal Mail
For customers who prefer an alternative carrier, Royal Mail is offered as a premium alternative to our standard Evri service.
£7.99 on all orders
Premium Next Working Day Delivery - Royal Mail
£8.99 on all orders
*Mainland UK only
Northern Ireland & Islands Delivery (2-5 working days)
£5.99 for all orders
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Key Features
Season of Interest