Thanksgiving cactus

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

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

To ensure your Thanksgiving cactus blooms on time, it's crucial to replicate its native environment and provide proper care. Here are eight common Thanksgiving cactus problems and tips for addressing them. If your Thanksgiving cactus is not blooming, discover what you might be missing in its care. Whether you're focused on fall plants or indoor plants, these Thanksgiving cactus care tips will help you get back on track. Ready to see your plant thrive? Start making changes today!

Most Christmas cactus are actually Thanksgiving cactus! Learn how to tell the difference between Christmas cactus and Thanksgiving cactus, and how to take care of these amazing plants from the Brazilian rainforest - they need very different care than their spiny, desert-dwelling cacti cousins. Click through to learn more.

Holiday cactus, which includes Thanksgiving and Christmas cactus, is one of the most aesthetically interesting succulents you can grow.

Want to keep your Thanksgiving cactus as healthy and happy as possible? Here are my best tips on how to care for a Thanksgiving cactus!

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

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.

Curious about how to care for your Thanksgiving cactus outdoors? Let's explore whether it's possible to keep your Thanksgiving cactus in an outdoor setting and the important considerations to ensure its well-being!

Three very similar plants that are grown and sold for holiday décor and gifting are the “Thanksgiving cactus”, “Easter cactus”, and "Christmas cactus". These are more generically sold with the name “holiday cactus” and can be easily confused with one another. Learn how to tell the difference between a Christmas cactus, Thanksgiving cactus, and Easter Cactus by clicking on this pin or saving it for later.