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Poinsettia Pink

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Original price ₹599
Original price ₹599 - Original price ₹599
Original price ₹599
Current price ₹499
₹499 - ₹499
Current price ₹499

(MRP Inclusive of all taxes)

Container: Pot
Size: 6 inch

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Why it’s special?

  • Iconic red Christmas bracts
  • Long-lasting festive colour
  • Great gift and decor plant
  • Reblooms with short-day treatment
  • Striking in pots or borders
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🌎 Country of origin: India

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Euphorbia pulchermia, the Poinsettia, is the iconic Christmas plant, prized for its vivid red, pink or cream bracts that surround tiny true flowers. A native Mexican shrub, it colours up in the short days of winter, making it a beloved festive gift. Outdoors in mild regions it grows into a tall shrub, while indoors it is enjoyed as a seasonal pot plant. It needs bright light, careful watering and warmth. With its dramatic winter display, the Poinsettia brings cheerful colour to Indian homes during the cooler, festive months.

Specifications

Family Euphorbiaceae
Native region Mexico and Central America
Mature height 0.5-3 m (shrub); 30-60 cm potted
Mature spread 0.5-1.5 m
Growth rate Moderate
Foliage Dark green lobed leaves with coloured bracts
Flower colour Red, pink, white or cream bracts
Flower season Winter (short days)
Climate zone Tropical to subtropical

Care guide

Sunlight Bright indirect to filtered light; some morning sun
Watering Keep evenly moist; let top dry, avoid soggy roots
Soil / mix Rich, well-draining loamy potting mix
Temperature 15-28 C; protect from cold drafts and frost
Humidity Moderate; dislikes dry hot air
Fertilizer Balanced feed monthly except when in colour
Pruning Cut back hard in spring after bracts fade
Repotting Annually in spring if kept on
Propagation Stem cuttings in late spring
Pests & problems Whitefly, mealybugs, spider mites
Toxicity / safety Mildly toxic; milky sap irritates skin and mouth
Difficulty Moderate

Uses

A favourite festive decorative plant for Christmas and winter, used in pots, gifts and garden borders in mild climates. Massed displays create striking seasonal colour.

Growing tips

In India treat it as a winter showpiece in bright shade; to recolour the bracts next year give it complete uninterrupted darkness for about 14 hours nightly for several weeks in autumn.

Poinsettia Pink Care

Keep your Poinsettia Pink (Euphorbia pulcherrima) in bright, indirect light and away from cold draughts, and it will hold its pink bracts for weeks. Water only when the top inch of soil feels dry, letting excess drain away rather than leaving the pot standing in water. Normal room temperatures of around 18-22°C suit it best, so it is happy indoors near a well-lit window through the festive season.

Why buy Poinsettia Pink online in India

Poinsettias are sensitive to cold shocks and rough handling, which is why plants shipped over several days often arrive dropping leaves. GardenGo stocks Poinsettia Pink locally and delivers fast in serviced areas, frequently within about two hours, so it reaches you settled and alive rather than stressed. You can also add pots, potting soil and tools to the same order and have everything for your plant arrive together.

Where to place Poinsettia Pink

Position this plant somewhere bright but out of direct midday sun, such as a living-room or balcony spot with plenty of indirect light. It makes a striking table centrepiece, windowsill display or gifting plant during Christmas and winter gatherings thanks to its soft pink bracts. Keep it clear of heaters, air-conditioning vents and open doors, as sudden temperature swings cause the leaves to drop.

Poinsettia Benefits & Uses

The Poinsettia is one of the most recognisable festive plants, valued mainly for its long-lasting, colourful bracts that brighten indoor spaces through winter. Poinsettia Pink offers a softer, more contemporary alternative to the traditional red, working well in modern interiors and as a thoughtful seasonal gift. As a compact houseplant it adds greenery and colour without needing much space.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I water a Poinsettia?
Keep the soil evenly moist but never soggy. Water when the top feels dry and always discard excess water, as wet roots quickly cause leaf drop.
How much light does it need?
Bright, filtered light with gentle morning sun is ideal. Strong, steady light keeps the bracts vivid and the plant compact.
Is Poinsettia poisonous to pets?
It is only mildly toxic; the milky sap can irritate the mouth and skin and cause mild stomach upset, so keep it away from pets and children.
How do I make it turn red again?
Give it 14 hours of complete darkness each night for 6-8 weeks in autumn, with bright light by day, to trigger the coloured bracts.
When and how do I prune it?
After the bracts fade in spring, cut the plant back by about half to encourage bushy new growth for the next season.
How do I propagate Poinsettia?
Take softwood stem cuttings in late spring, let the cut sap dry, then root them in moist, well-draining mix in a warm, bright spot.
Why are the leaves dropping?
Leaf drop is usually from cold drafts, over- or under-watering, or sudden environmental change. Keep it warm, evenly moist and stable.
Can I grow it outdoors in India?
Yes, in frost-free regions it grows into a large shrub outdoors in bright shade; in colder areas keep it potted and protected.
Is the sap dangerous?
The white latex sap can irritate sensitive skin and eyes and upset the stomach if eaten, so wash hands after handling and pruning.
What fertilizer should I use?
Feed a balanced liquid fertilizer monthly during active growth, but stop feeding once the bracts have coloured up.
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