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Home » Episode #4: How to Care for Holiday Houseplants

December 1, 2021 By Candace Godwin Leave a Comment

Episode #4: How to Care for Holiday Houseplants

In this month’s podcast, I’ll share some fun holiday lore about three quintessential holiday houseplants: the Poinsettia, the Christmas Cactus, and the Amaryllis. I’ll also give you care tips to keep your plants growing and blooming all season long! Happy Holidays!!

Podcast #4 Show Notes

Christmas or Thanksgiving Cactus? How to Tell

Is it a Christmas cactus, Thanksgiving cactus or an Easter cactus — or is it even a cactus at all? Learn more about this often confusing plant and how can you tell which species of Schlumbergera you have.

Click to read more about Christmas Cacti and see photos!

Filed Under: Gardening, Podcast Tagged With: amaryllis, Christmas cactus, holiday houseplants, holiday plant legends, poinsettia, schlumbergera, schlumbergera x buckleyi

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Three seed packets. Three very different stories. Three seed packets.
Three very different stories.

🌱 What exactly is an heirloom?
🌱 Can you save seed from a hybrid?
🌱 Should you be concerned about bioengineered seeds in your garden?

If you've ever wondered -- or felt a little confused -- you're not alone. 

In my Seed Starting for the Home Gardener: A Deep Dive class on March 14, we go well beyond how to fill a tray with soil.

We talk seed types.
We talk genetics (simply)
We talk about what actually matters for home gardeners -- and what doesn't.

Understanding your seeds makes you a better gardener before you ever plant one.

Join me. Bring your questions. Leave smarter. 🥬

Register link in bio or 
bit.ly/3Nvn6jB

#thecoeurdalenecoop
#seedstarting2026 
#idahomastergardeners 
#gardensmarter
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