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NRaleighLiberal

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3. Transplanting is never a bad thing, but perhaps the plant is still adjusting to its new environment.

Reply to a kennedy (Reply #2)

Wed Oct 22, 2014, 03:32 PM

Oct 2014

We don't move our plants at all - just leave them where they are, all year - just the dark of night and longer nights/shorter days are sufficient to move them to budding mode.

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Need a answer about my Thanksgiving cactus, went to the gardening area here, but no one has been [View all] a kennedy Oct 2014 OP

we've found great variability season to season with both TG and Xmas cacti - NRaleighLiberal Oct 2014 #1

Yah, it's facing a East window, have read about how many hours of darkness it needs..... a kennedy Oct 2014 #2

Transplanting is never a bad thing, but perhaps the plant is still adjusting to its new environment. NRaleighLiberal Oct 2014 #3

Well, thank you for your input.....I'll just wait it out and hope for the best. a kennedy Oct 2014 #4

When you transplanted -- Hell Hath No Fury Oct 2014 #5

I only went up one pot size... a kennedy Oct 2014 #7

You've proabably been over stimulating pscot Oct 2014 #6

I could put it in our basement...... a kennedy Oct 2014 #8

It should like that pscot Oct 2014 #9