Author: NVGREEN

The Ideal Temperature for Your Christmas Cactus The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera bridgesii) is a beloved houseplant known for its vibrant blooms that typically appear in the winter months, around the holiday season. Unlike its desert-dwelling relatives, the Christmas cactus hails from the tropical rainforests of Brazil. This unique origin means it has specific temperature needs […]

The Ultimate Lighting Guide for Your Christmas Cactus The Christmas Cactus (Schlumbergera) is a beloved houseplant, especially during the holiday season. Its vibrant blooms bring festive cheer to homes around the world. But achieving those beautiful blooms requires understanding the right care, particularly when it comes to lighting. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into […]

What’s wrong with my Christmas cactus? Desert plants that bloom on special occasions are sensitive to temperature and humidity levels. While they can tolerate cold temperatures, they need optimal conditions for abundant flowering during certain times of the year. Stunted Growth or DeformityIf you notice that your holiday cactus is not growing properly or is […]

For your Christmas Cactus to sprout during the Christmas season, you have to drive it into lethargy, then, at that point, persuade it out. How it’s done: In mid-October, diminish watering (presumably once consistently or two). Possibly water when the dirt has a dry outlook on an inch beneath the surface. Quit preparing.Keep your Christmas […]

Root Decay Shrinking, earthy colored leaves, dark or rosy spots on leaves and stems and saturated soil all are markers the plant might have root decay. Assuming that you suspect this issue, eliminate it from its pot and shake off overabundance soil. Remove spongy, stained roots, replant in a new pot with dry preparing medium […]

Assuming the leaves of your Christmas desert plant become red or pink, it could either be getting an excess of sun or too little water. On the off chance that your plant is situated in a window with direct sun, move it back to roundabout light. Assuming the dirt is evaporated to 1 inch down, […]