Red Poinsettias bloom in the cool, dark times of the year, when nights are long. Poinsettias require darkness and dryness to grow, as sunlight and excess water can damage the plants.
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red...I think Well the Poinciana comes in three colours: Red, Orange and the rare Yellow blossoms.
The flowers will bloom in April
The flowers will bloom in May.
Yes, "I see trees of green and red roses too. I'll watch them bloom for me and you. I think to myself; what a wonderful world." - Israel Kamakawiwo Ole'
Red and green became Christmas colors because of the plants that bloom around Christmas time. Poinsettias and Christmas cactus both bloom red and of course snow is white. The white, red, and green are the traditional colors of Christmas.
Twelve (12) hours 20 minutes of uninterrupted darkness for five (5) days straight is the amount of darkness that poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima) needs in order to bloom.Specifically, that is the requirement that must be met sometime between September 20 and October 20 in order for poinsettias to bloom in December. Such is the natural bloom cycle for poinsettias as long as other critical conditions such as air and soil moisture, light intensity, nutrition and temperature are met. But in fact, anytime that poinsettias undergo the above-mentioned short day/long night cycle they have the potential to see the flowering process initiated and their modified leaves change in color from green to red 65-85 days later.
Roses are red, so are poinsettias and bottle brush flowers.
The tips of the stems are the locations of flowers on poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima).Specifically, the flowers are dainty, inconspicuous, and yellow when they bloom. They are surrounded by true and transitional bracts. Bracts are modified leaves. The true bracts immediately surround the flower. They are always bright red in color. The transitional bracts are located between the true bracts and the plant's regular leaves. The transitionals start out green in color. But they undergo changes that culminate in their surfaces turning bright red by the time that the flower blooms in December.The red of the true bracts and the reddening of the transitionals may be protective adaptations by which poinsettias protect their flowers.
Poinsettias are short day plants and consequently are triggered to bloom by decreasing hours of daylight. Poinsettia growers follow a careful schedule of decreasing light in order to get them to bloom for Christmas. Most poinsettia growers use only artificial light so that light outside the greenhouse won't interrupt the flowering.
because it is a big red flower
Because the month falls within the range of 65-85 days after the initiation of the flowering process December is the time when poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima) can be expected to bloom.Specifically, bloom time results from the interaction of a plant's internal biochemistry with set environmental conditions. In the case of poinsettias, the natural timing of that initiation falls in September and October. But in fact, that flowering has the possibility of starting up in poinsettias any time the plant undergoes 12 hours 20 minutes of uninterrupted darkness for five (5) days straight ... if such other conditions as air and soil moisture, light intensity and temperature are met.
Pointsettias are usually red, but white ones are also available.red, white
red roses bloom constantly or doses duhhh.
The Ecke family popularized the introduction and incorporation of poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima) into the home and the office for the Christmas holidays.Specifically, the Ecke family descends from immigrants who left Magdeburg, Germany in order to settle ultimately in the area of Hollywood, California in the very early 20th century century. The family became involved in growing, promoting and selling poinsettias. Also early on, the family's members realized the possibilities for popularizing poinsettias as Christmas plants because of their late bloom and bright colors in time of the end-of-the-year holidays.
Spiritual purity is the traditional symbol of poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima) in Mexico.Specifically, poinsettias are native to southwestern Mexico. Their late, bright bloom impressed the ancient Aztecs. The timing was perfect for incorporation into Aztec religious rituals and important cultural events held in December.The symbolism was continued in the 17th century with the settlement of parts of Mexico by Franciscan missionaries. The missionaries too were impressed by the plant's late, brightly-colored bloom. They too saw the symbolic importance of incorporating poinsettias into Christmas and end-of-the-year celebrations and rituals.S\o the symbolism of spiritual purity initially was discerned by ancient indigenous peoples of Mexico. It was continued with the country's subsequent settlement by Catholic settlers from Spain.
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