If you own a Christmas cactus, you'll know what a treasure they are during the bleaker winter months. But learning how to repot a Christmas cactus will ensure your plant remains healthy for years to ...

If yellow leaves persist, repotting with fresh, nutrient-rich succulent soil can revive your plant. Root rot is a common problem for houseplants, including the Christmas cactus. Symptoms include ...

Christmas cactus plants prefer to be a bit root-bound, so they only require repotting every three to five years ... Select a container with good drainage and use sandy potting soil or a cactus mix.

Repotting is best carried out in the spring, when cacti are enjoying active growth. Water the cactus two days before repotting, so the roots are moist but not saturated. Make sure the plants are ...

Schlumbergera, or holiday cacti, are native to Brazil’s humid Latin American rainforests. Exported to Europe in the early ...

A colorful plant in full bloom is a great gift ... blooms to be found during the winter belongs to the Christmas (or holiday) cactus. The true identity of the latter is a source of much confusion.