American Plant Exchange Live Christmas Cactus

Yes, Christmas cacti are non-toxic to both cats and dogs. You can display them anywhere in your home without worrying about your pets if they happen to nibble on the leaves.

These plants thrive in bright, indirect light. Avoid placing them in direct, harsh sunlight, which can scorch the leaves, but ensure they get enough ambient light to support their winter blooming cycle.

You should water them about once a week. Unlike desert cacti, these are tropical succulents that prefer consistent moisture, so aim to keep the soil slightly damp but never waterlogged.

Yes, they are suitable for both indoor and outdoor placement. If you move them outside, just ensure they are in a shaded or partially shaded spot, as they are not adapted to withstand intense, direct sun.

No, they arrive in 4-inch pots with stylish woven covers and are ready for immediate display. Because they have a slow growth rate, you likely won't need to repot them for quite some time.