But if it's in a south or west-facing window, diffuse the light with semi-transparent curtains. If your cactus is in a north or east-facing window, you won't have to worry about light.We'll discuss getting it to bloom in a later section. That being said, cooler night temperatures can be used to initiate blooming. It is best to keep your cactus in a normal house temperature range, about 65 to 75☏ (18 to 20☌). Move an indoor plant outdoors in summer to a shady location.Keep your Christmas cactus away from drafts, heat vents, fireplaces or other sources of hot air. X Trustworthy Source Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Iowa State University's Extension and Outreach program dedicated to educating and engaging communities Go to source Keep the plant in a well-lit location (like near a window) away from direct sunlight–too much heat and light can stunt growth and burn the leaves. Give your Christmas cactus bright but indirect light.
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