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title: "It’s time to repot my Christmas cactus. I read or heard somewhere…"
description: "It’s time to repot my Christmas cactus. I read or heard somewhere (can’t for the life of me recall the source) that they may not do as well in “cactus blend”…"
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community: "The Cactus & Succulent Circle"
author: "Barb"
published: "2023-08-12T03:36:09.45Z"
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# It’s time to repot my Christmas cactus. I read or heard somewhere…

_Publié par Barb le 2023-08-12_

It’s time to repot my Christmas cactus. I read or heard somewhere (can’t for the life of me recall the source) that they may not do as well in “cactus blend” soils.  
So my question is, is this true? Should I repot with a cactus mix? Or would my aroid mix be better? (  
25% Orchid bark, 25% perlite, 20% coco coir, 10% charcoal, worm castings, \&black gold)

## 3 commentaires

### Peachykeen a commenté le 2023-08-12

I’ve heard they thrive in an aroid mix!

### MummaDeb a commenté le 2023-08-12

I use regular soil with added perlite. Half and half usually depending on the plant.

### Plant Father a commenté le 2023-08-12

holiday cacti are epiphytes so any coarse, well draining mix should do well

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