Cactus, known scientifically as Schlumbergera bridgessii, is a beloved holiday plant celebrated for its stunning blooms that brighten up the winter months. Originating from the rainforests of Brazil, ...

Christmas cactuses are not like other plants, especially in their water levels. Here's how to care for your favorite holiday ...

Christmas cactus buds start forming when the days grow short in fall. Reducing the amount of light your plant receives in fall is the single best way to jumpstart flowering. Keep it in a spot where it ...

Keep the plant in a location where it receives a few hours of bright yet indirect light a day. Too much sunlight and the ...

In a recent Ask an Expert article, Utah State University Extension horticulturist Taun Beddes said that when holiday decorations come down, people can find their homes feeling empty and dreary.

You might be confused and concerned if you notice your Christmas cactus leaves turning purple: a stark contrast to their ...

Holiday cacti, like Christmas cacti or Easter cacti, are the perfect indoor plant to brighten a room with some festive color.

Some members of the religious group quietly celebrate Christmas and Easter with friends or family. In the end, the church views these festivities as a matter of personal preference, urging ...

Through the years this plant has been hybridized and today people throughout Europe and America enjoy Christmas Cactus, ...

Nothing extends a holiday welcome like a cheery Christmas ... Easter Cactus. It can have red, purple, pink and white blossoms. Not only is this plant extremely popular but it is also easy to ...

Under the right conditions, Christmas ... became Thanksgiving cactus. Schlumbergera russelliana, discovered in 1837, blooms between February and April and became the Easter cactus.