These holiday favorites are easy to propagate from cuttings to grow gifts for family and friends. The Christmas cactus is a ...

Propagating a Christmas cactus is a simple task, but there is a number of deadly mistakes that can either kill the cuttings ...

Growing more Christmas cacti is simpler than you think, even if you’re a gardening beginner. This festive favorite can be ...

Tom MacCubbin gives advice on gardening in Florida including care of Christmas cactus, jade plants, plumeria, winter flowers, ...

Another reason to prune Christmas cactus is to control its size. “An old plant can trail more than 2 feet,” says Hancock, ...

Christmas cacti, known for their vibrant winter blooms, are a popular festive decoration. Despite their beauty, they have a ...

If gardeners do not know what they are doing, the Christmas cactus will not flower. Expert Linda Parker has shared her tips ...

You’ve purchased a beautiful “Christmas cactus” from a store or received one as a gift, only to find it blooming in ...

The Christmas cactus (genus Schlumbergera) is one of the most popular plants to give and receive during the holiday season.

Christmas cactus is a general name given to a small ... You can use the pruned sections to easily start new plants. Allow the cut ends to dry (callus) for a few days, and then insert them about ...

Monitor the soil of your Christmas cactus regularly to ensure it does not dry out too much while it's flowering. Signs of overly dry soil are dropping buds and dull-looking foliage. Cut back on ...

Finally, gardeners may prune Christmas cactus to propagate it and share the cuttings with loved ones. The best time to prune a Christmas cactus is immediately after it has finished blooming ...