From NCSU Trials: Princettias are quite different than the other hybrids in a number of ways. First, the plants are much more compact, especially Pure White, and cyathia clusters are close in size and style to traditional poinsettias. Combined with the prolific branching, the Princettias display a myriad of white, pink or red stars on top of the dark green foliage. In fact, the Princettia series is probably the closest in look to the regular poinsettias. Princettia Pink Queen had the largest growth habit and bract size of the series, with Pure White and Hot Pink generally were the most compact. Overall, the Princettia line required little to no PGR applications even in warmer conditions. Colors ranged from the truest white available in poinsettias, on the appropriately named Pure White cultivar, to red. The latter had a few small flecks of pink on the bracts. Of the pinks, Pink Queen was closest in color to Luv-U-Pink, while Dark Pink was darker and Hot Pink brighter than Pink Queen. Foliage is dark green and foliage is elongated. Plants flowered early to mid-season.