It is a succulent plant having its origin in the tropics. Cactus has a scientific name Schlumbergera truncate or Schlumbergera bridensii. The plant grows on trees or rocks in habitats that are shady with high humidity. In the natural habitats, it’s a non-parasitic plant that does well in temperate climates of temperatures between 45-85 F. The plant is easy to take care of and can live for several decades.
Watering
You should water your plant thoroughly when the top inch soil feels dry to touch. The plants shouldn’t be overwatered or underwatered, as this will affect its growth. As the cutting’s roots keep growing, keep adding the amount of water. You can use a spray bottle to wet the soil or a watering can.
Placement
Place your plant in bright light but not direct to prevent wilting or scorching by the sun. Make sure the temperatures are not too warm or too cold.
