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		By: Jeanne		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 06 Dec 2016 18:24:25 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://homegardenjoy.com/site/2016/12/christmas-cactus-2.html#comment-26497&quot;&gt;David Fowlkes&lt;/a&gt;.

David, it was very kind of you to share your tips and to leave a note on my blog. Thank you and have a happy holiday!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://homegardenjoy.com/site/2016/12/christmas-cactus-2.html#comment-26497">David Fowlkes</a>.</p>
<p>David, it was very kind of you to share your tips and to leave a note on my blog. Thank you and have a happy holiday!</p>
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		By: David Fowlkes		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hi Jeanne. I enjoyed your article about Christmas Cactus in the Farmville magazine. You did a good job of bringing attention to this group of plants. I&#039;ll bet at least a few readers have gone out and purchased one or now have a new appreciation of an existing one.
My care regime is extra simple. As soon as all danger of frost is past in the spring I set mine(a white Thanksgiving Cactus) outside, usually on the ground, under a group of trees. There it gets fairly heavy shade, no direct sun at all, and I don&#039;t water it. It gets only what water falls from the sky. As temperatures drop in the fall the cactus slowly begins to set buds. I leave it out usually until early November. Even a few light frosts are no bother with the pot being under trees. When I bring it in it is already covered in buds and begins to bloom in a matter of days.  I think summering them outdoors is one key to success. They also don&#039;t need much soil. Can stay in the same pot for years.  
Again, I enjoyed your article in the magazine and your blog.
-David Fowlkes
 Horticulturist
 Town of Farmville]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Jeanne. I enjoyed your article about Christmas Cactus in the Farmville magazine. You did a good job of bringing attention to this group of plants. I&#8217;ll bet at least a few readers have gone out and purchased one or now have a new appreciation of an existing one.<br />
My care regime is extra simple. As soon as all danger of frost is past in the spring I set mine(a white Thanksgiving Cactus) outside, usually on the ground, under a group of trees. There it gets fairly heavy shade, no direct sun at all, and I don&#8217;t water it. It gets only what water falls from the sky. As temperatures drop in the fall the cactus slowly begins to set buds. I leave it out usually until early November. Even a few light frosts are no bother with the pot being under trees. When I bring it in it is already covered in buds and begins to bloom in a matter of days.  I think summering them outdoors is one key to success. They also don&#8217;t need much soil. Can stay in the same pot for years.<br />
Again, I enjoyed your article in the magazine and your blog.<br />
-David Fowlkes<br />
 Horticulturist<br />
 Town of Farmville</p>
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