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Christmas Cactus

Discussion in 'Other Plants' started by wiseowl, Nov 19, 2015.

  1. wiseowl

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    My Christmas Cactus:smile:

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    • Dips

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      That is lovely @wiseowl :-)

      I have just noticed that my money tree ihas buds on it for the first time. Its 5 years old so hopefully it will fully flower this year. Im very excited :-)
       
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      • Phil A

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        Nice one Woo :)

        I bought my friend one last week, it had lots of buds on it, hope it looks as good as yours :thumbsup:
         
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          I can't see the picture. I've got a xmas cactus too. Mine flowers twice a year. Does yours Woo?
           
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          Good evening @luciusmaximus my apologies about the the photo I am trying to correct it,mine only flowers once in December:smile:
           
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          I won one last November in a raffle. It had lots of promising buds ... which promptly fell off once I had it home. I'm going to put it down to the stress of moving house :heehee:

          I'd quite like it to flower this year though, so I've got a good 9mths to get it back into good health. Any tips would be much appreciated :blue thumb:
           
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          I'm certainly no expert with plants but I feed mine occasionally with houseplant food or liquid seaweed. I don't water it too much. I was told that they actually like being pot bound, although I don't know if this is true. My cactus has been in the same pot for several years, I just changed the compost. It flowers twice yearly and is smothered in flowers each time. Good luck with it :)
           
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          • Anthony Rogers

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            Hi Dips, how us your money plant, this is mine.....

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