How to grow a Christmas Cactus from cuttings, fast and easy. How to grow a Christmas Cactus. How to multiply Christmas Cactus. Breeding Christmas Cactus.
I guess every person has their own way. I’ve watched a few videos and it showed cutting the plant 4-squares long, then planting one whole square leaving the other 3 squares above the dirt. Moisten soil before planting. Now I’m not sure which way to go but thank you and I will just try two ways and see what happens.
I'm glad I read through all the different comments bcus, although this is a nice video, it doesn't/didn't explain very much at all, atleast it didnt explain much to me anyways😊 (i.e-what type of soil, how much water, when to water, how to mist, when to transplant into different soil, or why exactly did the starting soil in the beginning of the video and replanting after it grew new roots were different soil types etc.etc). I recently bought a "Christmas Cactus" and don't know much about them at all whatsoever tbh, but I keep noticing new pieces of it have been randomly falling off Including new buds themselves seem to also be falling off on their own. As in, the past couple mornings since I've brought it home from the store (bought it about 3-maybe 4 days ago. Not sure if I got it Monday or Tuesday lol, but its now Friday and everyday that I've had it, I've noticed new leaves with or without buds have just fell off for no apparent reason, this morning I noticed a nice sized flower bud was randomly laying on the table next to the Cactus, no leaf on it, just a good sized bud that broke/fallen off laying there by its lonesome self). It does sit on a table semi close to the front door, that often has to be shut pretty hard as it sumtimes likes to be difficult to get to shut and latch. It is currently cold here in Ohio, could the draft from shutting the front door be causing pieces of my new Cactus to randomly fall off? To dry and needs watered etc? (Again nice video, but it needs More details - preferably verbal descriptions would be a bit more helpful esp for newbies like myself, whom are/might be wondering how/what to do with the pieces that've fallen/dropped off their Cactus's, or curiously wondering if they can get said peices to root and possibly become new plants themselves, should they be put in water for propagation or some sort of soil etc.etc). Also, reading through the comments seem to lead towards thinking that my new "Christmas Cactus" is possibly or actually a "Thanksgiving Cactus" instead of a Christmas one. I'll Def look up more videos to learn the difference and how to care for it etc.
Why did you pull them up and rinse the roots and put them back iinto the pot? Could you just leave the m in the pot after you put the cuttings into the soil?
Many are complaining about questions not being answered. Why would anyone have questions? Watch…watch again if need be and then follow the leader. Pretty simple if you ask me. Oh…and it works too!
Why didn’t you let cuttings dry/callous? Mine rot if I don’t allow to dry 4-7 days. I’d also recommend separating segments by gently twisting to get clean break, as using a knife can cut the flesh, also resulting in eventual rot when planted
Depends on a lot! amount of sunlight, temperatures, water etc. But with my plants it took about a year before it was big. But you could always use larger cuttings to have a big plant faster
Can it be normal soil, like for planting avarage/normal plants? Will the plant die from cutting thoes peaces off of it?@@LotusGardens Can i do this in autumn?
Or possibly Easter cactus. Easter ones and Thanksgiving ones look exactly alike. But the Christmas cactus definitely looks different. And it actually has a smell to it but the others don’t.
@@bettygilliland456 Easter cacti don’t really have those teeth on the stems. Their flowers are way different. Not really looking like a trumpet shape unlike christmas and thanksgiving cacti.
My Mother had died in late Feb. 2006, in May of the same year our Christmas Cactus had flowers, this same plant did this only once more 10 years after her death in the spring of 2016.
They removed the cuttings from the initial soil mixture in the pot when enough roots had developed to sustain the plant in a more suitable soil medium for a succulent, the rinsing wasn’t necessary and was to show the viewer the development of the root systems but changing the soil is a vital step to prevent the roots from rotting in a soil mixture that holds onto moisture more readily which was initially used to allow roots to form in the first place
@@elizabethkrause5915 I don’t know it’s not my video, I suggest you do your own research by googling soil propagation and whichever specific plants you’re wanting to multiply
It appears to be a fine sandy soil for starting cactus seeds in. It really holds the plant stems in place and dries out fairly quickly, not allowing a root rot to happen. You could buy premium cactus soil and run it thru a sieve making for very small particles like he has in this video. Happy planting 🪴🌵
@@susanandreia1 indirect light is best. They can take some direct light but right in a S facing window is too much. E, W or N is ok and they will bloom better if they have good light and experience the change in seasons as much as possible.
@@yvellebradley2502 the soil is way too dense in this video. Also you need to let the ends callous/dry for 2-3 days before starting them or they will rot
Great video I have a catus but I guess while it was outside during the summer got to much water so I put it into new soil but the leaves look so dried out so not sure if I should cut it right back or throw it out
If it looks dried out give it some water and try to save it. Sounds like it’s dying of thirst. Keep it moist until it starts growing again. Anytime it starts looking like it’s dried out give it water. It’s really not hard to grow. I water mine well and then let the soil dry out and then water again about a week later. So in the long run I’ll water it about every 2 weeks .
The soil in this video is way too dense. You need a mixture of equal parts soil, pumice or perlite and small orchid bark. And small pots (like 2”). You don’t need to cut pieces, you just twist them apart
The initial soil mixture holds onto a lot of water to allow roots to develop swiftly and easily, but once enough have developed you need to transfer the cuttings into a soil mixture more suitable for a succulent to prevent root rot
The initial soil is very easy for the branches to grow roots but there is not much nutrition, I have to change the soil to make the plants grow quickly.
Not sure why you felt the need to try and deceive the viewers into thinking the plant at the end was the one you propagated, clearly the baby plants were put into a white pot, and the mature plant is not.
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She said they used the Miracle grow Cactus, palm and citrus soil. They sell it in medium size bags in the garden centers usually with other succulents s soils as well.
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I can’t believe all the negativity in these comments. The video was helpful to me. Thank you for the demonstration.
Thank you for showing us the process! I am currently trying this myself
Thank you 😊
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I guess every person has their own way. I’ve watched a few videos and it showed cutting the plant 4-squares long, then planting one whole square leaving the other 3 squares above the dirt. Moisten soil before planting. Now I’m not sure which way to go but thank you and I will just try two ways and see what happens.
And the other way told what type of soil to use! I am trying the other way.
@@artsynana9619 this soil in the video is way too dense and pot is way too big
What type of soil are they using?
Cactus de Pâques et de Noël, le mien fleurit à cette période et un peu toute l’année 😂
I grow mine in the water 💧
I'm glad I read through all the different comments bcus, although this is a nice video, it doesn't/didn't explain very much at all, atleast it didnt explain much to me anyways😊 (i.e-what type of soil, how much water, when to water, how to mist, when to transplant into different soil, or why exactly did the starting soil in the beginning of the video and replanting after it grew new roots were different soil types etc.etc). I recently bought a "Christmas Cactus" and don't know much about them at all whatsoever tbh, but I keep noticing new pieces of it have been randomly falling off Including new buds themselves seem to also be falling off on their own. As in, the past couple mornings since I've brought it home from the store (bought it about 3-maybe 4 days ago. Not sure if I got it Monday or Tuesday lol, but its now Friday and everyday that I've had it, I've noticed new leaves with or without buds have just fell off for no apparent reason, this morning I noticed a nice sized flower bud was randomly laying on the table next to the Cactus, no leaf on it, just a good sized bud that broke/fallen off laying there by its lonesome self). It does sit on a table semi close to the front door, that often has to be shut pretty hard as it sumtimes likes to be difficult to get to shut and latch. It is currently cold here in Ohio, could the draft from shutting the front door be causing pieces of my new Cactus to randomly fall off? To dry and needs watered etc? (Again nice video, but it needs More details - preferably verbal descriptions would be a bit more helpful esp for newbies like myself, whom are/might be wondering how/what to do with the pieces that've fallen/dropped off their Cactus's, or curiously wondering if they can get said peices to root and possibly become new plants themselves, should they be put in water for propagation or some sort of soil etc.etc). Also, reading through the comments seem to lead towards thinking that my new "Christmas Cactus" is possibly or actually a "Thanksgiving Cactus" instead of a Christmas one. I'll Def look up more videos to learn the difference and how to care for it etc.
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@@LotusGardens THANKS??? hahahaha You didn't answer Not one of the questions asked OR respond to anything this person said.
Why did you pull them up and rinse the roots and put them back iinto the pot? Could you just leave the m in the pot after you put the cuttings into the soil?
Soil for propagation is easy to succeed but low in nutrients. I have to change the soil to make the plants grow fast
Many are complaining about questions not being answered. Why would anyone have questions? Watch…watch again if need be and then follow the leader. Pretty simple if you ask me. Oh…and it works too!
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That is not a Christmas Cactus, It is a Thanksgiving Cactus.!
What's the difference besides the shape of the leaves?
@@zukimom2508 flowering periods, dormant periods, requirements for flowers to start appearing, etc.
@@bexbexbexnynyny interesting. I'm new to plants
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I thought it was an Easter Cactus🌻
That's a Thanksgiving catus
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Why didn’t you let cuttings dry/callous? Mine rot if I don’t allow to dry 4-7 days. I’d also recommend separating segments by gently twisting to get clean break, as using a knife can cut the flesh, also resulting in eventual rot when planted
He's not watering very much, and he's using sand to propagate, which dries out very quickly.
I also allow mine to callous for at least 2 days before planting find I lose way less if I allow the ends to dry out
At 2:11 at 20 days transfer, it sure looks like his method worked very well.
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Why did you remove from the pot and then put it right back in the same pot?
I just changed the growing medium to make the plants grow better
at frame 2:30, why did you take them out, wash the roots and repot??
Soil for propagation is easy to succeed but low in nutrients. I have to change the soil to make the plants grow fast
@@LotusGardens but what soil type did you use in starting ? What soil did you use in 2nd pot?????
Thank You! I’ve done it this way before with big pancake cactus segments even after they had frozen.
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How long does it take a single cutting to grow into a mature plant? Thank you and brilliant video
Depends on a lot! amount of sunlight, temperatures, water etc. But with my plants it took about a year before it was big. But you could always use larger cuttings to have a big plant faster
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I love your method for growing your cactus. Please let me know What soil did you use to propagate.
Looked like sand to me :)
I use sandy soil for propagation
Can it be normal soil, like for planting avarage/normal plants?
Will the plant die from cutting thoes peaces off of it?@@LotusGardens
Can i do this in autumn?
Beautiful!
Like! BRASIL!
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This is Thanksgiving Cactus, not Christmas Cactus .
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Or possibly Easter cactus. Easter ones and Thanksgiving ones look exactly alike. But the Christmas cactus definitely looks different. And it actually has a smell to it but the others don’t.
@@bettygilliland456 Easter cacti don’t really have those teeth on the stems. Their flowers are way different. Not really looking like a trumpet shape unlike christmas and thanksgiving cacti.
It is Thanksgiving. Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving all 3 are different from each other- different clade shape and flower. There is no smell
@@elian68 i also know this, i also personally have my own thanksgiving cactus
Is the soil for rooting pure sand or is there something else added? What is the composition?
that is my question as well,is it special sand? or sand you find by the seaside?
What soil did you use for the rooting and planting process?
Looks like fine sand for the first propagation stage, then a husk(?) mixture for growing.
What type of soil did you use please?
I use sandy soil for propagation at first, then I use garden soil mixed with compost for planting
You don’t say what kind of soil , or how often to water , or what kind of light is best
It's so irritating that they don't give you more information, many people are asking the same questions.
I use sandy soil for propagation, I water once a week. I put the potted plant in a cool place
How long did it take the plants to bloom? Good and easy method. Thank you
If it is flowering season, it will flower as soon as new roots grow. If it's not the flower season, it will flower in the next flower season.
I love when people post videos and don't read the comments. Whats the point of doing a how to video if you're not going to answer questions?
Thank you for comment!
This is free information provided. No need to show ingratitude. Maybe the problem is with your attitude, and not the videos you spoke of.
Cant believe peoples nastiness. Thank you fir being so kind. Free infirmation. THANK YOU. ❤
My Mother had died in late Feb. 2006, in May of the same year our Christmas Cactus had flowers, this same plant did this only once more 10 years after her death in the spring of 2016.
They will bloom when they are happy
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Why did you take the cuttings out and rinse them , then plant again?
🤔🤔🤔🤔yes why was it it show roots?
My thoughts also. Can you explain why you took them out, rinsed the roots and than put them back in the pot please?
They removed the cuttings from the initial soil mixture in the pot when enough roots had developed to sustain the plant in a more suitable soil medium for a succulent, the rinsing wasn’t necessary and was to show the viewer the development of the root systems but changing the soil is a vital step to prevent the roots from rotting in a soil mixture that holds onto moisture more readily which was initially used to allow roots to form in the first place
@@brendodo9319 what was the original soil mixture for the cuttings? do you need to let the cuttings wait before you put them in the original soil?
@@elizabethkrause5915 I don’t know it’s not my video, I suggest you do your own research by googling soil propagation and whichever specific plants you’re wanting to multiply
They don’t show, but you need to let them sit a few days before you plant.
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This is really amazing!
Wonderful results!
Thank you for this video!
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I saw a similar video but with the leaves wrapped on wet paper towel watering once in a while!
It is summer here, very hot, and mine is growing at an insane rate. 😳
Good luck!🌹
What soil did you use to propagate & then to pot them up?
It appears to be a fine sandy soil for starting cactus seeds in. It really holds the plant stems in place and dries out fairly quickly, not allowing a root rot to happen. You could buy premium cactus soil and run it thru a sieve making for very small particles like he has in this video. Happy planting 🪴🌵
I use sandy soil to propagate plants, then I transfer them to a garden soil mixed with compost and coco mulch for planting.
@@yardner1963 Thanks!
@@LotusGardens ~ you are welcome ☺️ I adore christmas cactus, especially ones that bloom orange colored flowers.
Thank you for sharing this useful vedio 👌
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This video is wonderful and awesome 👍💯👏👏
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@@LotusGardens Thanks too 🙏
Ho avuto regalato questa pianta ,però vorrei sapere se posso lasciarla fuori al vento o sotto la pioggia o se va tenuta dentro casa
Scusami non mi sono ricordata di avercela già mandata scusatemi
Io in inverno la tengo sulle scale e fiorisce tutti gli anni.Ormai è enorme.Ricordati di innaffiare poco
Questa pianta dovrebbe essere tenuta al chiuso
I really want to grow some of this they look so pretty
They are really easy. Just don’t overwater and keep away from windows.
@@patsysweat8536 do they prefer to be in the shade?
@@susanandreia1 indirect light is best. They can take some direct light but right in a S facing window is too much. E, W or N is ok and they will bloom better if they have good light and experience the change in seasons as much as possible.
This plants indeed amazing when they are blooming....
Won’t be that fast can grow that much, also not that easy, don’t fool by the video 😣
I agree!!
Flores de maio crescem rápido sim .🙌
Why? Did you try?
This is the corect way to grow it, trust me. I do it all the time.😁💗
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at the end you showed the other one not the one which you plant in real. please make sure to show the real pic not just for getting view.
Was wondering about that, too! Tried to plant mine just like the video but they all died.
@@yvellebradley2502 the soil is way too dense in this video. Also you need to let the ends callous/dry for 2-3 days before starting them or they will rot
Great video I have a catus but I guess while it was outside during the summer got to much water so I put it into new soil but the leaves look so dried out so not sure if I should cut it right back or throw it out
If it looks dried out give it some water and try to save it. Sounds like it’s dying of thirst. Keep it moist until it starts growing again. Anytime it starts looking like it’s dried out give it water. It’s really not hard to grow. I water mine well and then let the soil dry out and then water again about a week later. So in the long run I’ll water it about every 2 weeks .
This plant is very susceptible to waterlogging when it rains. You should put them under the roof. and water them once a week
Great video but how often would you water in between?
About once a week watering
Simple plant to grow. Broken branches I stick in dirt and they grow.
Please let us know the soil mixture as well . Its very important . Thank you .
Not sure if this is too late, but I use miracle grow’s Cactus, Palm, & Citrus potting mix.
The soil in this video is way too dense. You need a mixture of equal parts soil, pumice or perlite and small orchid bark. And small pots (like 2”). You don’t need to cut pieces, you just twist them apart
I use sandy soil for plant propagation. and use garden soil mixed with organic fertilizers to plant after propagation
Beautiful flowers
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Nice video
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That's much easier growing in the soil first and misting the soil lightly.
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Great video thanx
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Please let us know the soil that you used ..
I use sandy soil for propagation
And why doesn't this work when I do the exact same thing? Lol
There are many reasons: maybe your substrate is infected with fungus, or the cuttings are infected with bacteria when cut
Why did you change soil?
The initial soil mixture holds onto a lot of water to allow roots to develop swiftly and easily, but once enough have developed you need to transfer the cuttings into a soil mixture more suitable for a succulent to prevent root rot
@@brendodo9319 there is no need. You should start the plant in a loose mix to begin with. What they use in this video is wayy too dense.
The initial soil is very easy for the branches to grow roots but there is not much nutrition, I have to change the soil to make the plants grow quickly.
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When is the best time to propogate,is it ok now?
Nice vedio
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Why call this plant a Christmas cactus ?? It is a zygo cactus.. the leaf shape is quite different....
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If my adult plant has some bare spots in the pot, can I put the cuttings in the same pot as the adult?
How did you get so many flowers? Amazing
I love growing flowers and I buy seeds to plant
They bear flower each leaf ...amazing thuis plants ..l love this plant
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Que tipo se arena usas? al principo
That's a Thanksgiving cactus.
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Merci pour la vidéo
Not sure why you felt the need to try and deceive the viewers into thinking the plant at the end was the one you propagated, clearly the baby plants were put into a white pot, and the mature plant is not.
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Danke, sieht einfach toll aus. Werde mein Glück versuchen. 😂
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I want Christmas cactus
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you can keep it in house or out in the garden?
I leave it at the window of the house
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Is there a reason why you washed the soup off the roots b fore planting on? Thanks
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sy sdh nyoba stek ,tp kenapa bagian bawah selalu busuk dan tidak.keluar akar?
thank you I forgot how
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What is the potting medium?
Will u give one cuttings mam...pls for price?
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Why transplant them?
How do you get them to bloom?
They bloom in winter and spring
I tried so hard to propagate my Christmas cactus and it won't do nothing
This plant propagates very easily. please do it again
What type of dirt
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Если сажать по одному сегменту, будет до цветения расти года 3 минимум. Не жадничайте, посадите веточки побольше, зацветет быстрей. И не в такой огромный горшок конечно.
Скажите, а в какой грунт сажать черенки? Спасибо
@@user-jq2to6ji5u в обычный торфяной грунт, любой
А поливать редко?
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I did this. Nothing happened
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Question for anyone with experience. How often do you water; wait until bone dry? 🤷🏻♂️
Watering about once every 2 to 3 days
@@LotusGardens Thank you! 👍🏻
What kink of soil are you used for this kind of plant?
She said they used the Miracle grow Cactus, palm and citrus soil. They sell it in medium size bags in the garden centers usually with other succulents s soils as well.
Thanks you so much.
@@michelleh2350 it is much better to mix soil with equal parts pumice or perlite and small orchid bark.
You can use any type of soil, as this plant is very easy to grow. but the soil must be well drained and porous
How often do you water ?
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Isn't this a thanksgiving cactus and not a Christmas cactus?
nekem van egy 12 éves karácsonyi kaktuszom 67 cm magas és sűrű már a korábbi szaporitványai is 3 évesek talán a jövő nyári növekedés után fog virágozni
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Where do U live?? Full sun???
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Dung dat va phan gi de. Trong a
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Should I use cactus soil?
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Yes you absolutely can
I've taken cuttings and put them in cactus soil in a terracotta pot. I watered them in with rice water from when I washed rice prior to cooking it.