Hello, just wanted to check and see if this guy is doing ok, I know some succulents/cactus can start to grow really long when in distress and just don’t know a lot about my false Christmas cactus. It is currently in a south(west) facing window in my office. It’s flowering which I think is a good sign. But I’d take any tips or recommendations on what to do to make the plant happier!
Which part concerns you? I don’t see any problems here. The top, red leaves seem to want to be lower, but I’m not familiar with this plant beyond seeing it for sale (everywhere right now lol).
0 Likes Not really a concern, I’m just really new to owning and caring for plants so I’m nervous that I might be doing something wrong, and just want to make sure
0 Likes I hear ya. I have about 30 plants I need advice with :)
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Don’t move her until she stops flowering, remove spent flowers and she’ll look weak after flowering but don’t fertilize, just let her rest.
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She looks great to me!
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