Common Poinsettia Varieties

White

The first white violet was discovered in 1945. For a long time, the only way to preserve the leaves and bracts of this color was to place them in a greenhouse. The bracts are milky white. It was not until after 1960 that its genes became stable and it was gradually widely cultivated.

Yellow

Bracts pale yellow.

Orange Lilo

Bracts large, orange-red.

Cream Strawberries

It has the red color of strawberry and the purity of cream.

Yipin powder

Bracts pink.

Henrietta Eck

The bracts are bright red and double, with the outer bracts flat and the inner bracts upright, which is very beautiful.

Deep red poinsettia

Bracts dark red.

Double Poinsettia

The leaves are gray-green, the bracts are red and double.

Flame Ball Poinsettia

The bracts are blood red, double-petaled, curled up and down into a ball, and grow slowly. An old variety successfully cultivated in 1950.

Marble Poinsettia

The color is white and pink, and the edges of the bracts are light green.

Triploid Poinsettia

Bracts are leaf-shaped, bright red

Variegated Poinsettia

The leaves are light grey-green with white markings and the bracts are bright red.

pearl

Bracts yellowish white.

Sweet Blush

The bracts are very thin, and the pink color gives a lovely impression. It is said to be a hybrid between species, but its exact origin is unknown.

Sweet Rose

The long colored bracts are bright pink and impressive.

Ice Cave

This variety will grow poorly in hot summers. The bracts are red and very beautiful, and what is particularly impressive are the white spots contained on the bracts, which look like "ice caves".

Lemon Drops

Yellow bracts, discovered in 1989.

Cortes Burgundy

Bracts reddish purple.

Trendy

What is impressive is the changing leaves. The patches into the bracts are also unique.

Festive Red

Dwarf, with large, bright red bracts.