Plantdemic: &#39;December Flowers&#39;

@crossbones27 (49703)

• Mojave, California

12 Dec 21

Are they from that area? Has me curious. I do not remember them in Missouri either maybe North east maybe.

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@DaddyEvil (137477)

• United States

12 Dec 21

@crossbones27

Poinsettias are grown in the US as houseplants. They originally came from southern Mexico but are grown in green houses all over the world now. They were first shipped to the US in 1829 and have been grown here ever since.

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@crossbones27 (49703)

• Mojave, California

12 Dec 21

@DaddyEvil Huh who knew. So they can be a warm plant then or maybe they are warm weather plants. Thanks bud taught me something.

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (341752)

• Rockingham, Australia

12 Dec 21

My brother-in-law had a huge pot of these that I admired yesterday. They always look artificial to me.

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@Shavkat (140102)

• Philippines

12 Dec 21

In China, my colleagues and I used to produce artificial plants and that includes poinsettia. The good thing is that my previous company produce authentic and similar textures with these plants.

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@Shavkat (140102)

• Philippines

12 Dec 21

@JudyEv I do agree with you. After this pandemic, my sister and I are planning to work with our former American company in Cambodia.

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (341752)

• Rockingham, Australia

12 Dec 21

@Shavkat It is sometimes impossible to tell the difference between artificial and real plants nowadays. These are so red that they look artificial even when they are not.

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@crossbones27 (49703)

• Mojave, California

12 Dec 21

That is pretty interesting. Pretty cool and no, none of those plants. are here I wonder where they are originally from. Must be pretty adaptable to grow in very different climates.

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@crossbones27 (49703)

• Mojave, California

12 Dec 21

@Shavkat The drought here is bad. Trees look sick Palm Trees which are not from here but they literally melt from hot son if they have no water. I never knew trees could literally bend over and die. That is what I mean by melt. Point is not many things seem to be able to grow here unless some kind of green house or steady water system. Street trees here look sick, yard trees that get proper water still look very healthy.

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@Shavkat (140102)

• Philippines

12 Dec 21

@crossbones27 That's a good idea to have a nursery for these plants there then.

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@Shavkat (140102)

• Philippines

12 Dec 21

According to my lovely mom, this plant can grow in temperate climate places in my country. Although they are more abundant in my city because of the cold weather all year round. I wondered why nothing there.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (472004)

• Switzerland

12 Dec 21

Mom had Poinsettia flowers and they turned red every year around Christmas time.

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@Shavkat (140102)

• Philippines

13 Dec 21

@LadyDuck Happy birthday to her in heaven. We also cannot forget my old man.

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@Shavkat (140102)

• Philippines

12 Dec 21

It is also the same thing here. They usually show their blooms from December to February.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (472004)

• Switzerland

13 Dec 21

@Shavkat No, I will not, today would have been her 100th birthday.

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Icydoll

@Icydoll (36717)

• India

14 Dec 21

I remember there used to be few plants called December flowers .I'm sure it is not like these flowers . We had violet and pink flowers not in big size also .

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@Shavkat (140102)

• Philippines

15 Dec 21

I am curious. What does it look like?

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