Larry wanted simple instructions for rooting a Christmas cactus cutting.
Greg warned it's a tricky species but doable. Steps: break off a 4–5 inch segment, let it callus for a week, plant ¾ inch deep in moist cactus mix in a 4-inch pot, cover with a clear plastic bag for humidity, place in bright indirect light. Water only when soil is dry. Be patient—rooting takes months. No fertilizer until vigorous growth.
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