How to make your Christmas cactus bloom more than once a year:

1. Positioning and climate:

• Place in bright indirect light, ideally in an east-facing window.
• Maintain temperatures between 15-24°C.
• Protect from direct sunlight and cold below 10°C.

1. Hydration:

• Water abundantly and let the soil dry before the next watering.
• Prevents root rot by ensuring that they are not submerged in water.
• Create humidity with a tray of water and pebbles.

1. Substrate:

• Use a mix for cacti or succulents with good drainage.
• Transplant every few years to a slightly larger pot.

1. Nutrition:

• Fertilize every two weeks after flowering and monthly during the flowering phase.

1. Stimulate flowering:

• Provides longer and cooler nights, avoiding light for 12-14 hours a day.
• Maintain temperatures of 10-13°C during sprout formation.
• Return to normal conditions when sprouts appear.

1. Propagation:

• Cut leaf segments, let them dry for a few days and plant in fresh soil.
• Water minimally until roots appear.

1. Care Tips:

• Avoid overwatering and adjust light exposure if the leaves show brown tones.

1. Identification:

• Thanksgiving Cactus: Pointed projections and elongated segments.
• Christmas Cactus: Square shape with gently scalloped edges.
• Easter Cactus: Rounded segments with subtle notches.
  With proper care, your Christmas cactus can bloom several times a year. How to make your Christmas cactus bloom more than once a year:

1. Positioning and climate:

• Place in bright indirect light, ideally in an east-facing window.
• Maintain temperatures between 15-24°C.
• Protect from direct sunlight and cold below 10°C.

1. Hydration:

• Water abundantly and let the soil dry before the next watering.
• Prevents root rot by ensuring that they are not submerged in water.
• Create humidity with a tray of water and pebbles.

1. Substrate:

• Use a mix for cacti or succulents with good drainage.
• Transplant every few years to a slightly larger pot.

1. Nutrition:

• Fertilize every two weeks after flowering and monthly during the flowering phase.

1. Stimulate flowering:

• Provides longer and cooler nights, avoiding light for 12-14 hours a day.
• Maintain temperatures of 10-13°C during sprout formation.
• Return to normal conditions when sprouts appear.

1. Propagation:

• Cut leaf segments, let them dry for a few days and plant in fresh soil.
• Water minimally until roots appear.

1. Care Tips:

• Avoid overwatering and adjust light exposure if the leaves show brown tones.

1. Identification:

• Thanksgiving Cactus: Pointed projections and elongated segments.
• Christmas Cactus: Square shape with gently scalloped edges.
• Easter Cactus: Rounded segments with subtle notches.
  With proper care, your Christmas cactus can bloom several times a year.