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THURSTON ACKERMAN 27-11-2004 11:41 PM

How do you keep poinsetti
 
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RBFrom: "Romy Beeck"

RBI live in wisconsin so i can't put it outside in the winter. Most people i
RBtalk to say most poinsettias die after christmas. So can anyone tell me how
RBto keep it alive. THANK YOU

Our reds also all failed; but we have one with white brackets that
is displaying nicely. Don't know why but we plan to try them again.

BTW Might you be associated qith GEMS in Waukesha?

Ciao, Ack.

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Tom Randy 28-11-2004 01:25 PM

On Sat, 27 Nov 2004 23:41:00 +0000, THURSTON ACKERMAN wrote:

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RBFrom: "Romy Beeck"

RBI live in wisconsin so i can't put it outside in the winter. Most
people i RBtalk to say most poinsettias die after christmas. So can
anyone tell me how RBto keep it alive. THANK YOU

Our reds also all failed; but we have one with white brackets that is
displaying nicely. Don't know why but we plan to try them again.



They are REALLY EASY. Just keep the soil damp (not soggy) and give it
bright light. Fertilize half the recommended rate every other watering.

Tom


Marg 29-11-2004 04:58 AM

Hi Tom,
Can you tell me what the recommended fertilizer is and the how much to use?
Thanks,
Marg


They are REALLY EASY. Just keep the soil damp (not soggy) and give it
bright light. Fertilize half the recommended rate every other watering.

Tom


Cereus-validus... 29-11-2004 07:20 AM

Yeah Tom do tell.

Do you use that expensive yak dung from outer Mongolia or do you have your
own special brand of manure just for newsgroups?

If you keep the soil continuously damp for Poinsettias they will most
certainly rot.


"Marg" wrote in message
om...
Hi Tom,
Can you tell me what the recommended fertilizer is and the how much to

use?
Thanks,
Marg


They are REALLY EASY. Just keep the soil damp (not soggy) and give it
bright light. Fertilize half the recommended rate every other watering.

Tom




Tom Randy 30-11-2004 12:03 AM

On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 20:58:28 -0800, Marg wrote:

Hi Tom,
Can you tell me what the recommended fertilizer is and the how much to
use? Thanks,
Marg



Miracle grow is just fine. Or any houseplant type, 10-10-10, 20-20-20



Tom Randy 30-11-2004 12:04 AM

On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 07:20:46 +0000, Cereus-validus... wrote:

Yeah Tom do tell.

Do you use that expensive yak dung from outer Mongolia or do you have your
own special brand of manure just for newsgroups?

If you keep the soil continuously damp for Poinsettias they will most
certainly rot.



I think she knows what I mean. What seems to be your problem?



Cereus-validus... 30-11-2004 12:44 AM

Oh I forgot, you're Randy Tom, the plant psychic.

I am thinking of the proper plant to ram up your posterior.

Can you name that plant?


"Tom Randy" wrote in message
. ..
On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 07:20:46 +0000, Cereus-validus... wrote:

Yeah Tom do tell.

Do you use that expensive yak dung from outer Mongolia or do you have

your
own special brand of manure just for newsgroups?

If you keep the soil continuously damp for Poinsettias they will most
certainly rot.



I think she knows what I mean. What seems to be your problem?






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