According to plant expert Andrew Gaumond from Petals Republic, repotting is the key to your plant's success, but knowing ...

If yellow leaves persist, repotting with fresh, nutrient-rich succulent soil can revive your plant. Root rot is a common problem for houseplants, including the Christmas cactus. Symptoms include ...

Christmas cactus plants prefer to be a bit root-bound, so they only require repotting every three to five years. Late winter to early spring is a great time to repot Christmas cacti, after they ...

It’s not just its name that makes the Christmas cactus such a beloved choice for holiday decor. This cactus flowers through December each year, adding much-needed color and vibrancy when most ...

Another option is to put the cactus in a dark closet on the same light schedule. In six to eight weeks, it’s time to take the Christmas cactus out of training. Gardeners who followed this ...

“The Christmas cactus has been known to flower anywhere ... my constant neglect and several repotting events,” she wrote. “A few years ago (my brother) Ray made me a plant stand with wheels ...

One such alternative is the Christmas cactus, a unique plant that looks fantastic in full bloom over the holiday season with its vibrant flowers. Horticultural experts claim this houseplant can ...

Question: I have a Christmas cactus that normally starts blooming about now but I don’t even see buds. What could be wrong? Answer: Most local plants exhibited little buds at the end of their ...

Conversely, Christmas cactus has phylloclades with more crenate ... kept slightly pot-bound to induce prolific flowering. When repotting becomes necessary (about every three years), the growing ...