Celebrate spring with a vibrant Easter cactus. New Sunrise series hybrids, in 4-inch pots at supermarkets and garden centers, bear dainty 1½- to 2-inch blossoms in fuchsia, lilac, pink, and red. Flowers open at sunrise, close at night, and appear at the tips of segmented, scalloped stems.
Grow indoors—full sun outdoors burns succulent leaves. Bright window light is ideal. To rebloom next year, place in a cool (40°–55°) outdoor spot with moderate light in October or November for 8–10+ weeks. Bring indoors two months before desired bloom time.
A festive, easy-care holiday plant that returns year after year.
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