Here is everything you need to know in order to keep your holiday cactus happy and in good condition during the winter.

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if you have it in the house this season. Lizzie explains: "The milky-white sap that the plant produces contains chemicals ...

Nothing brings indoor cheer to my household more than a Christmas cactus in bloom. They are easy to cultivate, and I offer ...

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While a Christmas cactus is ... happy plant. You will also want to re-pot them every three years of so to keep them from getting cramped in a container that is too small. A little half-strength ...

Rubber plants are known for their huge, glossy leaves that are also visually appealing. But these house plants may get irreparably damaged if you expose them to direct sunlight. Don’t go ...