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- How to Care for a Christmas Cactus - wikiHow
Wondering how to care for a Christmas cactus? This beautiful holiday plant unsurprisingly blooms at Christmas and sometimes around Easter if cared for properly A month prior to Christmas you’ll be able to watch the tips of the leaves beginning to grow
- How to Care for Your Christmas Cactus - Martha Stewart
Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera x buckleyi) is a common holiday houseplant With proper care, you can get it to rebloom year after year Here, we walk you through how to care for Christmas cactus during the holiday season and beyond
- How to Care for a Christmas Cactus, Year After Year
From potting to lighting requirements and propagating, see expert tips on caring for a Christmas cactus indoors so it can be just as lovely next holiday season
- How to Care for a Christmas Cactus - The Spruce
Taking care of a Christmas cactus is a little trickier than most other desert-loving cacti that are drought resistant Plant in average soil and give four to six hours of diffused light daily Provide temperatures between 70°F to 80ºF throughout the growing season
- How to Care for Christmas Cactus - Real Simple
Below, learn how to care for a Christmas cactus so you can get the most out of these cheery, festive houseplants Fortunately, Christmas cactus is pretty easy to care for, but you'll want to follow the guidelines below for the best results—and to ensure you get those beautiful blooms in the winter
- How to Care for Christmas Cactus Year-Round So It Can Live . . .
Many people treat Christmas cactus like poinsettia and amaryllis: as a one-time holiday houseplant But Christmas cactus can be kept as a houseplant year-round, and given good care, it’s a long-lasting succulent that can easily live for 20 to 30 years—even up to 100 years or more!
- Christmas Cactus: How To Care For a Christmas Cactus . . .
The Christmas cactus is a popular, winter-flowering houseplant with colorful, tubular flowers in pink or lilac colors Learn how to care for a Christmas cactus—how much to water this succulent, how to get Christmas cactuses to bloom, and how to propagate!
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