I don't know about the Thanksgiving or Easter cactus, but I have two Christmas Cactus and for the longest time I would only get a sparse few blossoms each December. Then, several years ago, someone told me to put the plants in the closet around the first week of November and take them back out around the first of December because they rely on the shortened days of fall to kick in the blossoming sequence. I live in Georgia near the Florida border and because the weather is mild here, I just put them outside around the middle of October and bring them back into the house around the first week of December. Now, both of my plants have enough blossoms that you can hardly see any green and they are beautiful! Try it because it works!
I don't know about the Thanksgiving or Easter cactus, but I have two Christmas Cactus and for the longest time I would only get a sparse few blossoms each December. Then, several years ago, someone told me to put the plants in the closet around the first week of November and take them back out around the first of December because they rely on the shortened days of fall to kick in the blossoming sequence. I live in Georgia near the Florida border and because the weather is mild here, I just put them outside around the middle of October and bring them back into the house around the first week of December. Now, both of my plants have enough blossoms that you can hardly see any green and they are beautiful! Try it because it works!