Fort George Botanicals Ltd

Poinsettias are the ultimate decoration for the holidays. Bringing beautiful pops of colours and sparking holiday cheer.🌟

Keep yours looking great by getting into habit of inspecting its leaves. If they're turning yellow or falling off, you're probably not watering it right. Much like the case with orchids, many flower enthusiasts mean well but they often overwater poinsettias when they only really need a little. You should water your poinsettia plant when the soil is noticeably dry. 
How to check? Carefully lift up the plant; if it feels light, it's time to water. Mini poinsettias should be checked every day. You can also water these plants by soaking them from below, which saturates the soil more than normal watering (one dip per week should do)
Sufficient light is important for the plant to grow and thrive (poinsettias prefer a light spot rather than full shade). The usual advice is to keep plants out of direct sunlight to protect their leaves from burning, but in the winter months this shouldn't be a problem.

8inch pots are available for $3000+ tax

Introducing Philodendron Birkin!
These beautiful plants thrive from bright indirect light. You want to give your plant the feeling it’s under a tropical canopy. You have to mimic its’ natural habitat.
Direct sunlight for too long can cause leaves to start falling off. The plant will dry up fast and wilt away.
But too much shade is just as dangerous for your birkin plant. It can cause too much space between the leaves and the stems will start to sag.

Like most plants, you want moist soil so your philodendron birkin can soak up the hydration.
But you also want to avoid over-watering your plant so you can avoid that dreaded wet feet.
So, you want to wait until the soil is mostly (but not all) dry before you water it.
The best way to check the moisture is to place your finger into the soil. The soil that hits your knuckle and above should be dry before you water the plant.

Have a safe holiday!

Check out these gorgeous 3 piece Blue ceramic-glazed concrete pots.

Small (19" tall x 10" inner diameter x 12" outer diameter) $14600

Medium (26" tall x 14.5" inner diameter x 17" outer diameter) $29000

Large (32" tall x 18.5" inner diameter x 21" outer diameter) $43600