Holiday cacti may be bought pretty much anywhere that sells plants, from the grocery store to the flower shop, and are incredibly popular gifts during the winter and spring. Holiday cactus are attractive and attract both seasoned and newcomer houseplant aficionados with their succulent foliage and colorful, multicolored blossoms. They frequently pass down from one …
You shouldn’t be surprised that Christmas cacti do best in dim light and humid environments given their native climate. Wherever you decide to place your Christmas cactus, make sure to keep it out of direct sunshine. Growing your Christmas cactus in a north- or east-facing window is perfect. The leaf-like pads glowing red is a …
In the late fall and winter, Christmas cacti are typically bought already in bloom or at least budded. Avoid drastic temperature changes when transporting your Christmas cactus since they can cause some of the buds to fall off. For optimal results, place in a light window and maintain the soil just moist enough. During the …
Christmas cacti are typically trouble-free succulent plants, but if you find that your plant’s leaves are turning red or purple around the margins or if they are red or purple instead of green, something is wrong. Continue reading to discover potential reasons and remedies for reddish-purple Christmas cactus leaves. Why are my cactus’ tips turning …
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If you and a friend are betting on whether a flowering holiday cactus you bought at the grocery store is a Christmas, Thanksgiving, or (less likely) Easter cactus, you might simply want to call a draw. Because depending on the flowering season and where you reside, marketers use these names for a variety of different …
Christmas cacti frequently suffer from a magnesium deficit, which manifests as drooping and foliage that is stained red or purple. It mainly happens in the wintertime when feeding and watering are restricted and nutrient uptake by the plant is slowed down by the chilly weather. Wintertime temperatures between 55 and 65 degrees Fahrenheit are ideal …
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Christmas cacti are typically trouble-free succulent plants, but if you find that your plant’s leaves are turning red or purple around the margins or if they are red or purple instead of green, something is wrong. Continue reading to discover potential reasons and remedies for reddish-purple Christmas cactus leaves. Why are the leaves on my …
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Lack of water or much sunlight can occasionally result in wilted or weak Christmas cacti. Start by giving the wilting Christmas cactus a small amount of water if you haven’t been watering it. Every few days, continue to water carefully until the soil is barely damp. Christmas cactus issues can also result from excessively damp …
The Christmas Cactus (Schlumbergera) is one of my favorite plants for a variety of reasons, including their beauty, the fact that they bloom over the holidays when most other plants aren’t at their best, and the fact that they continue to bloom for decades. Therefore, it makes sense that the sight of a Christmas Cactus …
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Christmas cacti are typically trouble-free succulent plants, but if you find that your plant’s leaves are turning red or purple around the margins or if they are red or purple instead of green, something is wrong. Continue reading to discover potential reasons and remedies for reddish-purple Christmas cactus leaves. Why are the leaves on my …
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