Almost bald poinsettia
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I desperately need your advice on a poinsettia plant. It’s been sickly since last year and didn’t bloom last Christmas. I thought it should like the temperature at the moment because it’s a tropical plant but it’s loosing it leaves to the point that only a few small ones are left.
It’s a tropical plant but it doesn’t like too hot temperature either. Place it beside a window, a lot of light but not direct. But since your plant has been unhappy since last year, I think where it is gets too cold in winter?
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