A 4-foot poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima) grown in-ground for 4 years can be moved, but not while in bloom. Transplant after flowering ends.
Poinsettias need short-day treatment (14 hours darkness) starting late September to rebloom by Christmas. Know the photoperiod requirement before moving.
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