Looking back at the start of this thread and seeing your pix, I was going to ask you about your poinsettias as well. Do you have to cover them or move them to a cooler location to get them to bloom? I am seeing new leaves on all of mine, including the ones I rescued from the side of the road, which is encouraging.
The one I saved from the office Xmas before last survived the first year, but the leaves are really small. I've been giving it coffee grinds and coffee water and I know I need to transplant it.
They bloom naturally in winter.. but if you want to force bloom it then you need to leave it in a cool dark place exposing it toi just four or five hours of sun each day.
Chanell, a small tip her.. if you give your poinsettias coffee ground I notice that the color becomes dull during the blooming period. I do not know if there is any science to support my observation , but this is what I have noticed over the years,
This plant grows naturally in sunny location, especially in the wild forested regions of the tropics. They do excellently here. You may need to give them some leaf mold/ or compost to have healthier and bigger leaves.
I bigger container would also do the plant some good.