- Do not remove the golden foil wrapped around the pot until after the holidays. It keeps the little tree fresh.
- The warmth of the living room will not harm the little tree for a few weeks. But do not put it next to a heat source (e.g. radiator).
- Spray the tree frequently with a water atomiser.
- Make sure the soil is evenly moist, but avoid waterlogging.
Care tips for Christmas plants


- Place the pot on a support to protect the floor or furniture from water stains.
- After the holidays, you should gradually accustom the little tree to the cold outside temperatures as soon as possible, and then place it in a sheltered place (e.g. on the balcony) until spring. At plus temperatures it must be watered from time to time.
- In spring you can plant it in the garden.

- When you transport them, you should package them carefully: warmly, so that they don't freeze, carefully, because they're sensitive to pressure.
- Poinsettias need to be placed where there's plenty of light. If they get too little, the leaves turn yellow.
- These plants thrive best at normal room temperature. Take care not to let it drop below 18 degrees Celsius.

- Poinsettias don't need a lot of water, but they can't tolerate either drying out totally or being waterlogged.
- Please note: draughts spell disaster for a poinsettia.

- Christmas roses must be placed outdoors. You can safely place them on the patio table or window sill. It is advantageous to place the pot on a wooden or polystyrene board, so that the Christmas rose is protected from the cold from below.
- As a location, a semi-shaded or shaded place is suitable.
- Water the Christmas rose regularly on frost-free days. But only when the soil is not frozen. Avoid waterlogging.

- At sub-zero temperatures, the flowers sometimes appear «limp». This is a protective reaction of the plant. If possible, do not touch them. Because as soon as the temperatures rise, the plant straightens up by itself and continues to bloom.
- As soon as the flowers are no longer beautiful, you should cut them off.
- In spring, you can also plant Christmas roses in the garden.

- Choose a pot with a diameter not much bigger than that of the bulb.
- When you plant it, make sure that at least one third of the bulb is above the earth.
- Once the bulb has been planted, it needs around six to eight weeks before it is in full bloom.

- Water it sparingly just after you plant it. The plant only needs more water when the stem is about 20 cm tall and the bud appears.
- Generally, an amaryllis plant needs a light, not too warm position (18°C is ideal). When choosing a position, avoid bright sunlight or anywhere close to radiators or fruit.