Success! by serendypyty

Success!

I've had this poinsettia now for a year. In the past I've got rid of them when the red leaves have fallen off. However, I've kept this one, nurtured it and researched how to make the leaves turn red again. The idea is to distress the plant by keeping it in the dark for at least 14 hours or more and at least 4-5 hours of daylight which I started doing at the beginning of October. Imagine my delight at seeing these new little red leaves today. I doubt I'll get the display you find in the shops but for me this is one huge success.
Wow! That is amazing!
November 1st, 2022  
Success is being patient…well done!
November 1st, 2022  
Well done a great result.
November 1st, 2022  
Excellent! They will turn even without the forced light deprivation but it can happen at any time of year, and you are right, not to the standard of those for sale. Nevertheless a great accomplishment and a wonderful documentation of your results
November 1st, 2022  
Oh wow!! You've done a garden centre out of business this year! Congratulations đź‘Ź
November 1st, 2022  
Wow
November 1st, 2022  
Well done! I have never managed to do this
November 1st, 2022  
Oh that’s so good!
November 1st, 2022  
Wow! Congratulations! (This is all new to me.)
November 1st, 2022  
It’s good to experiment and then see results.
November 1st, 2022  
You've done well. Mine bit the dust back in the summer
November 1st, 2022  
Oh, I remember my mother used to have them before x-mas!
November 2nd, 2022  
Oh, well done you!
November 2nd, 2022  
I had no idea! This makes a great photo in and of itself, even if you don’t get an all-red result.
November 6th, 2022  
Well done to you!
November 13th, 2022  
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