Live Christmas Cactus Plant – Pink Flowers – Schlumbergera – 6-Inch Pot

Enhance your indoor garden with a Christmas Cactus Plant Live Potted Plant, a stunning pink flowering Schlumbergera that brings vibrant color to your home. This easy-care succulent is perfect for both beginners and experienced plant enthusiasts. Known for its beautiful winter blooms, the Christmas Cactus makes a fantastic seasonal centerpiece or thoughtful gift.

Grown in a 6-inch pot, this live potted cactus thrives in well-drained, lightweight soil and flourishes in indirect sunlight. It’s ideal for indoor cultivation but can also be placed outdoors in hardiness zones 10-12. With proper care, it produces stunning pink flowers from mid to late winter, adding charm to any space.

The Christmas Cactus is an easy-to-maintain plant that requires minimal attention, making it an excellent choice for busy plant lovers. Simply provide moderate watering, bright but indirect light, and occasional feeding, and enjoy its gorgeous seasonal blossoms year after year.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Type: Live potted plant – Christmas Cactus (Schlumbergera)
• Size: Grown in a 6-inch pot, reaching a mature height of 10-12 inches
• Color: Pink flowers that bloom in winter
• Low Maintenance: Thrives in well-drained soil and indirect sunlight, requiring minimal care
• Uses: Perfect as a holiday gift, indoor decor accent, or for seasonal floral displays

FAQs:

Q: How often should I water my Christmas Cactus?
A: Water every 1-2 weeks, allowing the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings.

Q: Does this plant need direct sunlight?
A: No, it thrives in bright but indirect light. Too much direct sunlight can scorch its leaves.

Q: Will my Christmas Cactus bloom every year?
A: Yes, with proper care, it will bloom each winter, producing beautiful pink flowers.

Q: Can I grow this plant outdoors?
A: It can be grown outdoors in hardiness zones 10-12 but should be kept indoors in cooler climates.

Q: Is this plant pet-friendly?
A: Christmas Cactus is non-toxic to pets, but ingestion should still be avoided.