Your plant is a variegated version of Ceylon Ironwood (Fagraea ceilanica) and it needs direct sunlight to thrive, so it is ...

While it’s true that they aren’t demanding plants, succulents, which include cacti, do have very specific needs in terms of ...

Root rot is a common problem for houseplants, including the Christmas cactus. Symptoms include weak or discolored foliage and black, mushy roots. If you notice these issues, it's time to act quickly.

If you're at your wits' end wondering how to save a wilting, sad Christmas cactus, here are some some foolproof ways to bring yours back to life.

Holiday cactuses seem to do best when they are somewhat root-bound, so don’t be too quick to repot holiday cactuses into larger pots. No matter which holiday cactus you own, these plants provide ...

Christmas Cactus is a succulent which means it holds ... It does not want to be too moist. That may cause root rot. Do not water it until the top one inch of soil is completely dry.

Over time, you may need to repot your cactus again into a larger home, if it grows a substantial amount. Repotting prevents the plant from getting root-bound and ensures that the cactus gets ...