Christmas Red Moss Balls│Home Decoration│Indoor Plants│

**❐ Christmas red/Euphorbia pulcherrima** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51690580231_6816805507_b_d.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51674490369_c3e1d51d1a_b_d.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51674056733_3942c88cbb_b_d.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51690847193_4ccb128298_b_d.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51689785547_98694cc425_b_d.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51716092337_8eefa3e783_b_d.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50617514246_75efa22593_b_d.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49005952326_668a80d7c5_b_d.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49005412308_36437bc578_b_d.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49006162447_75c2bfb736_b_d.jpg **Moss Ball Specifications**▷ Diameter 10cm, height 24cm, outer circumference 32cm, approximate measurement **Sling length**▷ Approximate measurement of 60cm **Cement bracket**▷ Width 7.5cm, thickness 3cm, weight 270g **Wooden Stand**▷ Width 8.9cm Thickness 3.5cm Weight 140g Dust retention capacity per unit leaf area - ★★★ Carbon dioxide reduction ability - ★★★★★★★★★★ Volatile organic pollutant removal capabilities- ★★★ Evaporation rate- ★★★★ Ease of maintenance and management- ★★★★ Purify volatile organic pollutants - formaldehyde Home application: suitable for offices with many people and newly moved homes From the 14th to the 16th century, the ancient Aztecs of South America used Christmas red juice to treat fevers, and the bracts were used as red dye. Since Christmas red cannot be cultivated at high altitudes, Christmas red was brought to present-day Mexico City by caravans during the period of the last Aztec king, Mauritania (Montezuma). In 1828, Joel Roberts Poinsett, the U.S. ambassador to Mexico, first discovered Christmas red and took its cuttings back to the United States for propagation. In memory of Joel Poinsett, it was called Poinsettia in English. The genus name of Christmas red, Euphorbia, was named after Euphorbus, a doctor in the Roman era. The species name pulcherrima means "very beautiful". **Christmas Red**→ Excellent for effectively reducing indoor carbon dioxide concentration, purifying volatile organic pollutants (formaldehyde) and absorbing indoor dust. ▼ The combination series includes a moss ball, Cement base and black rain flower stone, which can be used at once.**The diameter of the moss ball in the photo below is 8cm - you can choose Linen(American style) or natural (Japanese style)** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49093517317_689d8d8993_b_d.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49093517337_dfaed3f0d0_b_d.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49093517422_21aa20a90d_b_d.jpg **❐ Care instructions** When the moss balls become lighter, dry and lighter in color, take a container and soak the moss balls in water for 1 minute. When the water level covers the ball, you will see many small bubbles popping up in the center of the ball. The bubbles will stop when the moss ball is saturated with water. A bright window with no direct light.**Excessive sunlight will cause the bright red leaf-like bracts to fade**. It is best not to let the sun shine directly on the Christmas red. You also need to limit the sunshine time. Sometimes it is even necessary to block the light to make the green leaves turn red.**(The beautiful red color comes from anthocyanins. Christmas red is a short-day plant. Darkness will promote the accumulation of anthocyanins in the bract leaves, thus producing a beautiful bright red color)**. **((Avoid spraying water on the leaves))**. Soak the moss balls in water only when they are dry. The whole thing should be soaked in water. Try not to touch the leaves with water. If you touch the water, you can gently shake off the water drops and then hang them. Hang it up so it lasts a long time. In winter, avoid using cold water that is too low for soaking. Especially if you want to soak in water when the cold snap comes, remember to let the cold water stand at room temperature for a period of time before using it. When the Christmas red moss ball begins to lose its leaves, you should avoid excessive moisture in the moss ball and just let the moss ball dry. Proper pruning of the branches can stimulate new growth of the Christmas red moss ball. 🍁**After the flowering period**, you can prune the branches to the remaining 1/3, in order to allow the sunlight to pass through the dense leaves and directly reach the base. If these buds at the base receive sunlight, they will sprout more. There are many new flower buds, and the next year there will be lush Christmas red flowers. **Keep the air convection ventilated and do not close it. Soak the moss balls in water after they are completely dry.** **Our pieces are all handmade, so no two items are exactly the same** **Due to various monitor settings, colors may vary slightly from what appears on your screen** **Each one is slightly different. We make each product carefully. It is not easy to run a personal studio.** **We will work hard to let more people see our good works. Thank you for your cooperation. Thank you.**