Hosting Thanksgiving comes with a lot of responsibility — waking up early to cook, decorating the house for fall, designing ...

Thanksgiving and Christmas cacti are in the plant genus Schlumbergera and are native to tropical rainforests. Schlumbergera truncata is the Thanksgiving cactus. You can tell the difference between ...

If you’d like to propagate your Christmas cactus, take longer stem cuttings that are three to five stem segments long.

Thanksgiving cactus leaf margins have pointy lobes that ... from indoor lamps that can be seen from inside the room where the plant is kept. Even outdoor light from porch lights, streetlights ...

Through the years this plant has been hybridized and today people throughout Europe and America enjoy Christmas Cactus, Thanksgiving Cactus (which blooms in November), and even Easter Cactus.

This plant was discovered in southeast Brazil in 1819. Schlumbergera truncata flowers in October and November and became Thanksgiving cactus. Schlumbergera russelliana, discovered in 1837 ...

Understanding these unique traits can help you better care for your Thanksgiving cactus and ensure it thrives during its festive blooming season. If you want to grow a thriving Thanksgiving cactus ...

Thanksgiving cactus bears phylloclades that have tooth ... This is important to remember when considering the cultural requirements of this plant. While holiday cacti can tolerate low light ...

Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter cactus are often grouped into the term ... One of the amazing features of this plant is its long life. These plants can live well over 100 years!

gaertneri), which blooms from late winter to mid spring; Thanksgiving cactus (S ... resuming monthly feeding after the plant has bloomed. A cactus/succulent fertilizer with a 15-15-30 NPK ratio ...

I like to write articles about plants that happen to be blooming when it’s my turn to write. This time I decided to write ...