Attached are photos of my two Christmas cactus plants. It is February, and they are in full bloom. What is the secret in ...

You're scrolling through social media to see a beautiful plant captioned as a prickly pear and suddenly think, 'that looks an awful lot like my Christmas cactus.' Closer inspection of your ...

The winter season always allows us to do quite a few indoor chores. One of mine each year is to take a long look at the ...

If you're a fan of festive plants but have noticed your Christmas cactus buds are falling off, it's imperative you get the need-to-know information quickly, to give your bloom the best chance of ...

Christmas cactuses are easy-going, tropical plants that grow well in most homes and rarely need pruning. But if your plant is overgrown or you want to create new cactus plants from stem cuttings ...

While low light levels trigger flowering, fertilizing Christmas cactus at the right time and in the right way is key for getting your plant to bloom like never before. In the guide below ...

Please let me know what you think. — Ned You can prune your Christmas cactus plants anytime from the time they finish blooming up until about May. Prune the plants as much as you need to keep ...

Tracey Besemer, a gardener from Rural Sprout, has shared that the best way to ensure a Christmas cactus stays healthy and also produces incredible flowers is to feed it the right fertiliser.

Q: Why do some of my Christmas cactuses develop a woody stem that eventually rots and falls off? We don’t overwater them. A couple of them will develop the woody stems. I usually break them off ...

Q I have a Christmas cactus that I have had for several years. It bloomed the first year I got it and has never bloomed since ...