The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera x buckleyi) is a beloved holiday plant that, while generally resilient and trouble-free, can sometimes suffer issues. At best, the most common Christmas cactus ...

we have some answers for you. The disappointing lack of festive flowers may indicate that your Christmas cactus care might ...

I realize it’s now spring, but I want to make a difference next Christmas. I have a very healthy Christmas cactus in my ...

Easter cactus likes bright, indirect light, not direct sunlight, which can scorch the foliage. Make sure it receives total ...

I have a very healthy Christmas cactus in my kitchen ... but they do probably get more light than what your plant receives where it is. So that’s one small possibility. The much larger ...

Can you please tell me when is the best time to repot these plants and what type of soil they prefer? A: Christmas cactus likes to be repotted every three to four years. They prefer very well-drained ...

All but one species of the Cactus plant family are native to the Western ... cacti as growing out of rocky outcroppings in deserts, Christmas cacti are native to cool rainforests along the ...

It is the first week of spring’s advent and the hyacinths, jasmine, and jonquils welcome the arrival of the first of the ...

Though some plants desire a period of darkness – such as Christmas cactus, which is unlikely to bloom without it – most office plants will be fine if the lights are left on 24 hours a day ...