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

The Christmas cactus is beautiful and easy to maintain. Here’s your guide to Christmas cactus care, from getting plants to ...

Any blooming houseplant fertilizer will ... lamp nearby or street light shining in the window at night). You can move your Christmas cactus to a closet during the day, or if that seems like ...

Any blooming ... at night for at least six weeks to set buds. They also like cool temperatures around 50-65°F, and no light (not even a table lamp nearby or street light shining in the window at night ...

Cutting too much or at the wrong time can remove potential blooming ... Cactus receives enough darkness, place it in a room where it won't be exposed to artificial light during the night.

Is your Christmas cactus underperforming or in poor health? Diagnose and correct comment problems affecting holiday cacti to ...

From Pamela Talbert, Thanksgiving Cactus in flower ... I'm surrounded by a fully blooming rose garden. Amanda> So, one of my people who are helping us just said to me that maybe we should call ...

They were very fragant and covered with dewdrops of the night, which resembled precious pearls. Immediately he started cutting them. He gathered them all and placed them in his tilma. The hilltop ...

but cereus is also used as the common name for several other night-blooming genera of cacti. Many members of the genus Cereus are frost-sensitive, but one Peruvian species, Cereus peruvianus, is hardy ...