Thanksgiving cactus

Learn how to care for your Thanksgiving cactus and Christmas cactus so you can enjoy this blooming succulent in your home this holiday season! Thanksgiving cactus and Christmas cactus are some of the prettiest succulents you can grow and they look great year-round!

Getting a Thanksgiving cactus to bloom is easy once you know how. Follow these detailed steps to get yours to flower again year after year.

Thanksgiving cactus plants are easy to propagate from cuttings. Turn one plant into many! Root leaf cuttings in water, soil, or propagate by division.

Adding seasonal cacti to your home is a great way to add a pop of color indoors. But did you know there are three different varieties of holiday cacti that bloom throughout the year? While

Have the flowers faded from your Thanksgiving cactus? Discover the essential steps to follow after your Thanksgiving cactus blooms!

Caring for your Thanksgiving Cactus with attention can lead to a spectacular display of blossoms just in time for the holiday season.

Repotting Thanksgiving Cactus. You can use this same process for Christmas Cactus. Follow these simple steps (with photos) so your plant can continue to thrive.

Are you wondering why your Christmas Cactus is turning purple? There are actually many reasons why holiday cacti (including Christmas cacti and thanksgiving cacti) turn purple. The good part is that it can be reversed in many cases, and isn’t always cause for severe alarm. In this post, we'll explore the six most common reasons why Christmas cactuses turn purple

There are 3 different types of holiday cactus plants: Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter. Learn how to easily tell them apart in this guide.

Your Christmas cactus may not be a Christmas cactus at all. Here's how to identify your plant, plus how to care for holiday cacti and get more blooms.