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James Faust, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Floriculture Physiology at Clemson University
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James specializes in Floriculture Physiology with a focus on quantifying the effects of environmental and cultural factors on the production of ornamental greenhouse crops.
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How to take care of poinsettias: A guide to the Christmas classic
Experts give their tips on how to make the flowers last long beyond the holiday season.
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Modern poinsettias are not your grandmother’s plants. Breeding has dramatically improved their consumer performance. Back in the day, growers would place ferns or pine boughs in the pot along with the poinsettia to provide greenery, because the poinsettia leaves would fall off so quickly. Today’s poinsettias will last well into January if watered properly and provided enough sunlight.
