The trial was produced under natural season commercial sustainable production protocol using limited plant growth regulators.

Two leading poinsettia breeding companies have recently released new catalogs for the 2022 growing season.

Environmental factors such as drought stress, exposure to high light or temperatures, or changes in relative humidity, can all cause poinsettia leaf abnormalities.

From insects and diseases to proper crop management, here are the factors that can make or break your final crop during poinsettia production.

Magnesium deficiency symptoms can be tricky to identify, especially late in the growing season.

Recent research shows the use of biological controls, along with scouting, can be an important part of a grower’s whitefly management program.

The new catalog features new varieties as well as tips on how to propagate them.

Deliver a strong nutrition program to your poinsettias from midseason until finishing with this expert growing advice.

New color categories, patterns, and improvements from breeders offer more opportunities to liven up the poinsettia market.

Water mold pathogens from recirculated water can threaten the quality of ornamental crops. Here’s how a team of researchers is addressing the problem.

The holidays are a stressful time for many people, which is why many people may be turning to plants as gifts during the holidays.

In preparation for the upcoming poinsettia season, Suntory Flowers will license three farms to produce Princettia euphorbia cuttings for North America in 2021.

Join Syngenta technical experts Karl Trellinger and Nancy Rechcigl in a webinar highlighting midseason poinsettia growing tips to keep your crop on target for premium quality finishing.