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   • 1. a Brazilian cactus with branching stems of glossy green, flat, broad, tooth-edged sections, the tips of which bear long flowers, typically red or pink, with recurved outer petals. Christmas cacti are widely cultivated as houseplants.

   Word Origin so named because it flowers at about the northern midwinter.

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2. www.chicagobotanic.org › plantinfo › christmas_cactusChristmas Cactus | Chicago Botanic Garden

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   3 days ago · The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera bridgesii) blooms for a long time indoors with some of the most exotic-looking flowers in the plant kingdom. This cactus is a very popular plant, but most people are not aware of its special needs. Not all cacti are native to arid desert climates and require infrequent, sparse watering.

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   4 days ago · Repotting Your Christmas Cactus. I always recommend repotting a Christmas Cactus every two to three years to prevent root crowding and to replenish its soil. The best time to repot is after blooming when the cactus is entering its growth period. Use a pot only slightly larger than the current one; this succulent prefers snug quarters.

5. www.difference.wiki › christmas-cactus-vs-easterChristmas Cactus vs. Easter Cactus: What’s the Difference?

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   2 days ago · The Christmas cactus and Easter cactus are both popular houseplants distinguished by their blooming seasons and physical characteristics. The Christmas cactus typically blooms around the winter holidays, displaying vibrant flowers ranging from red, pink, to purple. Its leaves are rounded with scalloped edges, creating a soft appearance.

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   Are Christmas cactus worth the effort?

   • The spectacular show of flowers will be well worth the effort! The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera bridgesii) blooms for a long time indoors with some of the most exotic-looking flowers in the plant kingdom. This cactus is a very popular plant, but most people are not aware of its special needs.

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   How long does a Christmas cactus last?

   • Too much water may cause buds to fall, as will moving the pot around. The Christmas cactus will remain in flower for four to six weeks, with each flower lasting six to nine days. After the plant has flowered, prune back each stem by pinching off enough sections to achieve a uniform habit.

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   Do Christmas cactus need to be watered?

   • This cactus is a very popular plant, but most people are not aware of its special needs. Not all cacti are native to arid desert climates and require infrequent, sparse watering. The Christmas cactus actually calls the tropical rain forest home, and thus needs watering when the top inch of soil in the container feels dry to the touch.

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   Do cactus bloom at night?

   • The beautiful white flowers that bloom at night make it even more special. This small to medium-sized hybrid cactus boasts funnel-shaped flowers. The narrow yellow petals, along with a refreshing lemon scent, make it a delightful bloom. Plus, if you leave multiple buds on one stem, you’ll have a stunning display of smaller, colorful flowers.

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7. yourcoolhome.com › why-is-my-christmas-cactus-notWhy Is My Christmas Cactus Not Flowering? (And What To Do ...

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   2 days ago · christmas cactus grown in shaded conditions may produce fewer flowers or exhibit sparse flowering compared to plants grown in full sun. The limited sunlight may hinder the plant’s ability to develop and sustain the blooms, resulting in a less vibrant floral display.

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   5 days ago · 7. String of Pearls. Botanical Name: Senecio rowleyanus. Anything that resembles coins in the botanical world is a looker and can also help you attract some fortune. The leaves of this good luck succulent are shaped like little cents! 8. Christmas Cactus. Botanical Name: Schlumbergera.

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10. thegardengeeks.com › plant-revive › indoorHow to Revive a Dying Christmas Cactus - thegardengeeks.com

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    2 days ago · Lastly, if your cactus looks like it’s taking a nap (drooping), it’s definitely in distress. A healthy Christmas cactus stands up tall and proud, so when it starts drooping, something’s up. Environmental Factors Contributing to Stress. Your Christmas cactus is like Goldilocks; everything needs to be just right. Too much water? Bad news bears.

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    3 days ago · Flower Dimensions: Epiphyllum pumilum flowers are generally smaller, measuring around 3 to 4 inches in diameter. They display beautiful shades of pink, red, or white and have a delicate, intricate appearance. In contrast, Epiphyllum oxypetalum boasts larger flowers, with diameters ranging from 8 to 12 inches.