How to Propagate Christmas Cactus

Growing Christmas Cactus Indoors Hello gardeners, we are back with a new topic called growing Christmas cactus plants indoors. Do you want to know how to grow growing Christmas cactus plants indoors? Well, and then you will need to follow this complete article. In this article, we will also mention all the requirements for growing Christmas plants indoors. Introduction to Growing Christmas Cactus Indoors Christmas cactus is also known as Schlumbergera truncata and Thanksgiving cactu

Christmas cactuses are easily one of the most misunderstood houseplants. The poor things have a reputation for never blooming or blooming when they aren’t supposed to. It seems as though everyone knows someone who has one that’s been in their family for decades. Cuttings from grandma’s treasured plant are passed among family and friends. And it seems that Grandma is the only one who knows how to get the silly thing to bloom. Related Reading: Why Is My Christm

Little is more welcoming at Christmas than a cheery wreath hanging on the front door. Making your own is fun, and you can use materials collected from your garden, such as holly, English ivy and crab apples. For this wreath we used plenty of variegated materials to give the appearance of frosted foliage. To make this wreath, you’ll also need a floral foam ring. They’re widely available online and in florists from about £4 each. Using a floral foam ring will help to keep the foliage fresh for w

Growing Christmas potatoes is easier than you might think– you just need to plant them a little later than regular potatoes. Some of the best new potatoes are grown from early and second early varieties, usually harvested in June and July. So, when planting in spring, save a few tubers for a later planting in summer, and you could be reaping the rewards at Christmas. Alternatively you can buy seed potatoes for Christmas in summer. Follow our advice on growing Christmas potatoes, below.