How to grow a Christmas Cactus from cuttings, fast and easy 

That is not a Christmas Cactus, It is a Thanksgiving Cactus.!

I love when people post videos and don't read the comments. Whats the point of doing a how to video if you're not going to answer questions?

Won’t be that fast can grow that much, also not that easy, don’t fool by the video 😣

This is Thanksgiving Cactus, not Christmas Cactus .

Not sure why you felt the need to try and deceive the viewers into thinking the plant at the end was the one you propagated, clearly the baby plants were put into a white pot, and the mature plant is not.

That's a Thanksgiving catus

Why didn’t you let cuttings dry/callous? Mine rot if I don’t allow to dry 4-7 days. I’d also recommend separating segments by gently twisting to get clean break, as using a knife can cut the flesh, also resulting in eventual rot when planted

You don’t say what kind of soil , or how often to water , or what kind of light is best

Why did you pull them up and rinse the roots and put them back iinto the pot? Could you just leave the m in the pot after you put the cuttings into the soil?

at the end you showed the other one not the one which you plant in real. please make sure to show the real pic not just for getting view.

I can’t believe all the negativity in these comments. The video was helpful to me. Thank you for the demonstration.

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Thank you for showing us the process! I am currently trying this myself

This is really amazing!

Thank You! I’ve done it this way before with big pancake cactus segments even after they had frozen.

Why did you take the cuttings out and rinse them , then plant again?

Beautiful!

Is there a reason why you washed the soup off the roots b fore planting on? Thanks

Why did you remove from the pot and then put it right back in the same pot?

What soil did you use for the rooting and planting process?