If you're looking for a low-care houseplant that looks great, doesn't drop leaves, and doesn't need a ton of water or care, ...

Gardening: Make your home decor merry and bright by adding some holiday flowers As houseplants, the soil for these plants should be kept evenly moist and should be allowed to dry out between ...

Christmas cactus is a hybrid that was created by crossing two closely related species, Schlumbergera truncata (the Thanksgiving cactus) and Schlumbergera russelliana, which are both native to Brazil.

The Christmas cactus requires a balance of light and darkness to bloom. During its growing season (spring and summer), it enjoys bright but indirect sunlight.

Indeed, some sources claim that the Thanksgiving cactus Schlubergera truncata is actually the one that is widely marketed as Christmas cactus. A brief history Christmas cacti have been given as ...

Lucy tells us that with continued upkeep, a Christmas cactus will "also continue to bloom year after year if you put it in a cool, dark spot for long nights (a good 14 hours) from fall.

With a proper care routine that involves sparse watering, cool temperatures, bright yet indirect light, and a succulent potting mix, a Christmas cactus can bring you holiday cheer for years to come.

The Christmas cactus — also known as Schlumbergera — is a beauty like no other. Commonly ranging in shades of red, pink, and even orange, this bloom is one you'll want to snap up and add to ...

A Christmas cactus is meant to bloom at or near the Christmas holiday. To ensure that this occurs, forcing the plant into a dormant state may be necessary, meaning the plant will need 12 hours of ...