If the plant still has leaves, it’s alive. Poinsettias drop their colorful bracts (the “flowers”) after the holidays; this is normal.
To rebloom next Christmas, you’ll need 14 hours of uninterrupted darkness nightly from October onward—a commitment many find impractical. Enjoy it as a green foliage plant instead.
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