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Letting your Christmas cactus spend the summer outdoors can help it flourish, but it's important to avoid some very common mistakes during the moving process.

The stems of a Christmas cactus have more rounded teardrop-shaped indentations. Many plants sold as Christmas cactuses at this time of the year are not Christmas cactuses at all.

Christmas cacti. (Marcia Kauffman/Contributed Photo) Christmas cactus or Schlumbergera x buckley can be seen around the holidays adding a splash of color to any landscape or holiday table.

A Christmas cactus is what we call a “short day plant,” which means that it is the reduced number of daylight hours that tell the plants that it’s time to bloom. From this, we can conclude ...

The Christmas cactus is beautiful and easy to maintain. Here’s your guide to Christmas cactus care, from getting plants to bloom to propagation and much more.

During the summer months, and only once the risk of frost has past, you can place your Christmas cactus outside. This will help to ripen new growth and encourage flowering, but make sure you keep your ...

If possible, give your Christmas cactus 10 hours of light per day and 14 hours of total darkness to promote flower growth. It should take a few weeks for this to generate those young buds.

Conversely, Christmas cactus has phylloclades with more crenate (rounded) margins. Additionally, Thanksgiving cactus tends to hold its flowers more horizontally, while those of Christmas cactus ...

If you put a Christmas cactus in a south-facing window, protect it from the intense light with a sheer curtain. (Mostly by luck, this is how my plant is situated.) Christmas cacti thrive on humidity.