The Christmas Cactus
Have you been invited for Christmas dinner? Take a Christmas Cactus with you (yes, that is what it's called). It's one of the few plants that naturally flowers around Christmas and is therefore one of the ultimate festive floral presents (not to mention the houseplant of the month for November).
The ‘I’m so Sorry’ Cactus
Did you know you can also get cacti without spines? The Rhipsalis Casutha (also known as the mistletoe cactus) is an example. The perfect plant to help a spiteful or harsh remark to be forgotten.
The Birthday Cactus
The Gymnocalcium competes well with a bunch of flowers with its colourful tops. Choosing a couple of small ones and placing them together in a pot will guarantee a surprised reaction.
The Marriage Cactus
Nothing is as symbolic of a marriage as the Cereus cactus! Indestructible, it survives through good and bad times and produces, with the right care, beautiful flowers. There are of course a few spines – but they’re wonderful in their own way too right?
The ‘No Reason’ Cactus
With the Rattail cactus, you can give something unique for no reason at all. It is a trailing cactus with really long ‘tails’ and produces beautiful bright pink flowers.
