Holiday cactus

Here are some care secrets for you to encourage your Christmas cactus to bloom, even well beyond the holiday season.

See the simple secrets to keeping you Christmas cactus healthy - before and after the holiday season. Keep your cactus looking great!

Learn the best Christmas Cactus care tips and advice. It is such a bright spot during long winters. With it's beautiful little flowers in bloom.

There are 3 different types of holiday cactus plants: Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter. Learn how to easily tell them apart in this guide.

Find out whether your plant is a Thanksgiving, Christmas, or Easter cactus (Schlumbergera or Rhipsalidopsis) with these identification tips. The shape of the leaves, which are really modified branches or clades, provide the best clues.

Three very similar plants that are grown and sold for holiday décor and gifting are the “Thanksgiving cactus”, “Easter cactus”, and "Christmas cactus". These are more generically sold with the name “holiday cactus” and can be easily confused with one another. Learn how to tell the difference between a Christmas cactus, Thanksgiving cactus, and Easter Cactus by clicking on this pin or saving it for later.

How to prune a Christmas cactus to encourage a second blooming. Whether you have a Christmas cactus, thanksgiving cactus or Easter cactus the pruning is done the same and is very simple to do.

A Christmas cactus blooms under specific conditions - light exposure, a small temperature range, plus watering needs. Our guide tells you everything.

Follow these steps to trigger your Christmas Cactus to bloom

Holiday cacti can be confusing. What we often call a Christmas cactus may be Thanksgiving or Easter. Here's how to tell the difference.