I think Joe’s Growing a Greener World article about bring his old, leafless poinsettia back to life and bright red is the best. Lots of information and personal comments included. Thanks for finding it, Betty! Merry Christmas to all! ☺️
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Hello! I have listed some links for you for help with your poinsettia. My best to you and have a wonderful Christmas.
https://www.growingagreenerworld.com/turning-poinsettias-red-again/
https://www.hunker.com/12300925/how-to-make-a-poinsettias-leaves-turn-red
http://www.thegardenlady.org/getting-poinsettias-to-turn-red/
The red are not flowers, but brackets, and the plant needs a period of dormancy in order to grow again. it's a long process.
You will need to place the plant in complete darkness cycles to mimic it's natural growing conditions in South America.