I love to share my favorite plants.
Today is the day I pot up the Schlumbergera pieces.
I have taken color requests. I have twisted off pieces with three or more links.
I have let these pieces callus off for several days. Notice the plates are labeled.
Now, I dust some rooting hormone on the lower nodes.
I use craft mesh over the drainage hole for any pots going outside and then inside. It keeps the critters out.
I use cacti/citrus mix potting soil, but any type will do. I prefer 3 inch pots, but could not find many.
Notice the labels for the pots with color and year. All these babies look the same.
I let these stand around in their pots for a day and then give them a watering.
I like to use a weakened mix of Planting/Transplanting solution.
They will be fully rooted and growing nicely when their new parents come in the spring.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
FLOWER
floweralley 
Good luck with the plants and Happy New Year!
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Happy New Year to you also.
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Thanks for the clear instructions with the photos. I got one of these plants this December, I will try and make cuttings just like yours 😊
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You are welcome. It is good not to let them get long and leggy. They bloom better after a trim and you have a new plant to share. Win win!
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Thank you and Happy New Year to you too!
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Fab instructions, is this the same plant that I know as Christmas cactus?
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What a great idea. I bet it keeps your older plants growing and looking good too. What color is the most popular?
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Peach
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Merci chère Flower pour tous ces judicieux conseils.
Je vous souhaite un doux Réveillon et une belle nouvelle année 2017 avec mes amitiés.
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Happy New Year to you Denise.
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