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Should I propagate my 10 year old Christmas cactus in water or soil?

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  1. Taylor

    For a Christmas cactus like the one in the photo, you can propagate in either water or soil, and both work pretty well! • Water propagation: Just take a healthy cutting (about 2–3 segments), let the cut end dry for a day or two, then place it in a small glass with water covering just the bottom segment. Once you see roots (in a couple of weeks), you can transfer it to soil. • Soil propagation (many people prefer this for cacti/succulents): Let the cutting dry for a day or two, then stick it into slightly moist cactus/succulent potting mix. Keep the soil lightly moist (not soggy) and it should root within a few weeks. If you want an easier, lower-risk way, I’d recommend directly into soil — Christmas cacti are used to rooting that way!

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  2. Roro

    Thank you :)

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    • Taylor

      For sure!

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  3. Dax

    I don’t know but very beautiful!

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  4. Roro

    Thank you ;)

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  5. MattL

    As you can see from my post...they root very readily in soil!

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  6. Melikeplants

    I propagated mine in water and saw roots in just a couple days

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  7. Roro

    Yay :)

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  8. Maudie’s Green Thumb

    Any tips on how to get Christmas Cactus to bloom more often?

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