How to care for Christmas cactus plants after the holidays Bright light, cool room temperatures and a modestly moist soil will keep the plant flowering for as long as possible.

Rob Stirling speaks about the importance of watering a Christmas cactus appropriately. Stock image. Getty Images Christmas cacti are generally tolerant plants, and I have found that the key to ...

While other cactus generally do have plants, Christmas cacti are known for their flowers. These bloom even in decreasing light, making them ideal for indoor settings.

Commonly known as: Christmas cactus, holiday cactus, crab cactus Hardiness zone: 9-11 Toxic to pets: No Watering frequency: Every two to four weeks; only when soil is dry Soil type: Succulent mix ...

Q: I have two Christmas cacti and they performed beautifully this year. I am concerned about one of them, though. It must be rootbound, as I have had it for years and have not repotted it.

Christmas cactus does not suffer from pests and is not a heavy feeder. To improve vigour, add a mild formula of flowering plant fertilizer during the spring and summer growth periods. The plant has a ...

To keep these plants thriving throughout the snowy season, we're sharing how to care for your Christmas cactus, from tips on blooming and growth to advice on repotting and avoiding plant-eating pests.

Paul Holland, a reader from Christiansburg, emailed me to tell me that he has an honest-to-goodness Christmas cactus, originally started by his great-grandmother, and estimated to be over 100 ...

Native to Brazilian rainforests, those cacti can be identified by dark green, flat, oval, pointed stems. The name Christmas cactus is a bit of a misnomer, as it is a succulent, and not a desert ...

While all the plants have interesting foliage, the plants are sold primarily for their flowers which come in a variety of pink, purple, red, orange and cream. Thanksgiving and Christmas cacti start ...

By Phoebe Cornish, Senior Lifestyle Reporter 04:00, Sun, Dec 8, 2024 Bookmark 'Biggest killer' of Christmas cactus plants is easy to avoid - and it's not pruning (Image: Getty) ...