Agricultural and Biological Sciences
2 years ago

New Poinsettia Variety Changes the Game with Unique Bract Coloration!

Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science
The Effect of Temperature on Sub-terminal Bract Coloration of Poinsettia ‘Stoplight’1
K. C. Sink, William H. Carlson

Paper Summary

The 'Stoplight' poinsettia plant has unique coloration on its sub-terminal bracts, not just the ones at the ends. This feature was first discovered in 1965 and has been passed down to newer poinsettia varieties.

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