Red & White Holiday Poinsettia

Light Needs

Bright Indirect Light

Mature Height

2-3 Feet

Mature Spread

2-3 Feet

Feature

Add instant holiday cheer with our Red/White Holiday Poinsettia. Vivid bracts and deep green foliage create a classic seasonal centerpiece for mantels, tables, and entryways. Choose your preferred color—traditional red, crisp white, or festive bicolor—and enjoy gift-ready presentation in a decorative foil-wrapped pot. With simple indoor care, the display lasts well beyond the holidays, and with a little aftercare you can bring it back next season.

Poinsettias thrive in bright, indirect light and steady room temperatures around 65–70°F. Place the plant a few feet from sunny windows and away from drafts or heat vents so the bracts stay vibrant. Water when the top inch of potting mix feels dry, letting excess drain fully; consistently wet soil can lead to leaf drop. Average household humidity works well, and slightly cooler nights can help extend the display.

Quick Specs

• Light: bright, indirect; about 6 hours daily

• Water: when top inch is dry; never let the pot sit in water

• Temperature/Humidity: 65–70°F; avoid drafts and heating vents

• Finish: decorative foil pot cover for easy gifting

• Size: typically 12–24 inches tall and wide indoors

• Pet/Kid Safety: not pet- or kid-friendly if ingested

After the holidays, continue regular watering and begin monthly feeding at half strength once new growth resumes. To encourage color for next year, use a short-day routine in early fall: provide bright days and 12–14 hours of uninterrupted darkness each night for eight to ten weeks, then return the plant to bright indoor light for display.

FAQs

How do I keep my poinsettia looking vibrant all season?

Place it in bright, indirect light and maintain temperatures around 65–70°F. Water thoroughly when the top inch of soil is dry, then drain away excess. Keep it out of drafts and away from heaters or fireplaces to prevent leaf drop.

Can I get it to color again next year?

Yes. After the display, keep it growing in bright light with regular watering and monthly feeding through spring and summer. Beginning in early fall, provide 12–14 hours of complete darkness each night and bright light by day for eight to ten weeks to trigger the colorful bracts.

Which color should I choose—red, white, or bicolor?

Red offers a traditional look, white gives a clean, modern feel, and bicolor or marbled styles add a playful twist. All perform similarly indoors; choose the tone that best fits your décor.

Is it safe around pets and children?

Poinsettias are not pet- or kid-friendly if ingested and may cause mild stomach upset. Display out of reach and discard fallen leaves promptly.

Can I grow a poinsettia outdoors?

In warm climates without frost, poinsettias can live outdoors in part shade and well-drained soil. Most shoppers use them as indoor holiday plants; if you move yours outside in summer, bring it back indoors before night temperatures drop into the 50s.

SKU:

HOL-POI-RWG-LGL