When to repot a Christmas cactus

Repotting Christmas Cactus – When and How to Transplant

Although the Christmas cactus loves to be root-bound, over time, the roots may outgrow the pot. In addition, the growth of the cactus may decline when all the nutrients in the soil are depleted. Repotting the cactus in a larger pot gives the roots more space to grow and provides more nutrients which allow the…

Christmas cactus sunlight

Do Christmas Cactus Need Sunlight? (How Much)?

Light, water, air, nutrients, and space to grow are any plant’s basic needs. Most plants need sunlight but can also grow under artificial light. The light is used to make glucose used by plants as their energy source. Various plants have different light requirements. The Christmas cactus thrives in bright indirect light. When exposed to…

Christmas cactus buds falling off

Christmas Cactus Buds Falling Off – Reasons & What to do Next

It takes great commitment to get the Christmas cactus to bloom. That’s not all if you want to enjoy the beautiful blooms ahead. You must provide proper care to the plant to prevent buds from falling off or wilting. Christmas cactus buds drop is a common problem due to lack of moisture in the air…

Xmas cactus turning red

Reasons Christmas Cactus Leaves are Turning Red and How to Fix

It is impossible to pass by a flower store, especially during Christmas, and fail to notice a Christmas cactus. The brilliant red, pink, yellow, orange, white, or purple flowers will convince you to bring one home. However, the plant will need ideal conditions to remain healthy and attractive. Christmas cactus leaves turning purple or red…

Christmas cactus drooping

5 Reasons Christmas Cactus is Drooping and What to Do

A Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera bridgesii) is a beautiful plant year-round. The plant will display bright flowers during Christmas to set the holiday mood. Even when not flowering, it is still a wonderful plant to decorate your home. However, without proper care, this beloved plant will disappoint you. Christmas cactus drooping is commonly a sign of…