Category: Easter Cactus

Easter cactus is not toxic to humans, cats, or dogs. Most are not, but depending on the type when their spines come into contact with the skin, the effects can be far-reaching. Are Easter Cactus...

It is also better to propagate ripsalidopsis immediately after flowering. Choose one of three ways. Cuttings. Take a section of the stem and separate it from the mother plant. Allow to air...

The rhipsalidopsis or Easter cactus is a cactus native to Brazil that is particularly widespread in our interiors. Its drooping stems are made up of rectangular-shaped segments that are linked to...

A spring cactus, also known as an Easter cactus, often bloomed in the spring. Easter cacti are one of three-holiday Cacti that bloom in autumn and winter. The stem-like leaves of Easter cacti are...

The easy-care plant can be brought to life by taking maintenance. The wild forms of it live on the trees of the Brazilian rainforest. Here in the United States, we have the Hatiora gaertneri is at...

Fortunately, the Christmas cactus (or its relative, the Easter cactus) is not toxic to dogs, either in its parts or in its flowers. The same goes for cats. However, fibrous plant matter can cause...