![]() Any mix that contains sand is best because it is optimal for drainage. Best Growing Soil for Christmas Cactus:Ĭhristmas Cactus does best in soil that provides optimum aeration & drainage, with improved moisture retention such as Espoma Cactus Potting Mix or Espoma Organic African Violet Soil. ![]() New foliage should begin to appear about six weeks after blooming ceases. Once the flowers fade and drop, fertilize with a blooming houseplant fertilizer such as Jack's Classic All Purpose Fertilizer or Jacks's Classic Houseplant Fertilizer. Fertilizing Christmas Cactus:ĭo not fertilize your Christmas Cactus while it is in bloom, the blooming period is from the beginning of November through January and some as late as May. Begin watering again when new growth appears. Once all flowers are gone withhold water for up to 6 weeks. Depending on how hot and dry the environment is you may need to water more often. After watering let it sit for five minutes to drain. Place the pot with drainage holes in the sink so it will be able to drain. Remove plants from any decorative foil wrappers if necessary. Protect them from cold drafts and extreme temperatures, 65-75 degrees F is recommended. Too much direct sunlight can burn its leaves, so keep the Christmas Cactus in an appropriate area to avoid this. Eastern exposure is ideal, a western window with a curtain works as long as the plant does not receive too much direct light. Christmas Cactus does best with bright indirect to bright direct light. The best place for your Christmas cactus to flourish is indoors. Light Requirement of White Christmas Cactus: They are a great addition to any household because they are easy to take care of and add a touch of color. The Christmas Cactus is also a cute gift for a hostess when attending a party or gathering. White Christmas Cactus looks amazing during the holiday season adding an elegant white color with foliage a bright green. The plants do like to stay on the dryer side. The flowers are bright white and appear prolifically when given bright, indirect light, and when exposed to room temperatures, anywhere between 65 - 75 degrees F. White Christmas Cactus will adapt to low light conditions, but the plant will produce blooms more readily if exposed to bright light. White Christmas Cactus does well indoors in a room that receives bright but indirect light, like an eastern or northern window sill. Christmas cactus comes in a variety of different colors including, yellow, red, white, pink, salmon, and bi-color. The flowers have brightly colored downward-facing petals. These cheery wintertime flowers brighten up indoor spaces and look beautiful when placed in a brightly colored pot. Our White Christmas Cactus does well in bright and indirect light.
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