In SoCal, can you believe it? 
Well, I was wondering if that means it's also to cold to plant them in the ground outside. We do already have a plant outside, but it's doing amazing; but it's a few years old and it's shielded by the house and rose bushes, so maybe that's why.
The other poinsettias are starting to, even though it's warmer in the house, have some of their leaves starting to "turn." If they do go outside, they would be planted in roughly the same place as the older one. Any suggestions?
