Those pink, ball-shaped growths on your Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera) are seed pods formed after insect pollination outdoors. They're not edible, but you can harvest the seeds to grow new hybrids.
Seedlings won't be clones of the parent; they'll be unique hybrids. It's a fun experiment for cactus enthusiasts.
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