I've never grown them, Shelly P., but there are heaps of folks that do and come here, so an educated answer shouldn't be long in coming. In the meantime, I see nothing wrong with your plant.

Neither do I, and I do grow them.

Any particular reason for asking?

Looks fine to me!

Looks fine to me, too.
As long as the potting mix isn't bagged potting soil (peat-moss), it should grow very well.
It does, however, appear to be planted fairly deep in the pot....

Here's mine on the back deck, as of an hour ago.
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Josh

I do grow several of these and it looks fine to me as well.

You can trim it some if you'd like it to branch out more.

Do you know what the color is?

Yep looks good to me also and I grow them also. I thought it was a bit deep in the pot as well.

Mary

Thanks to everyone. ks-girl, I will def pinch it back so it will branch out. It just looked stringy to me and I didn't know if that was normal. It's a beautiful deep pink color, btw.

The "stringy" look (compared to a Thanksgiving cactus) is due to its heritage, it has more genes from an ancestor with narrow, toothless segments.

I think they are supposed to have tinsel , lights and balls on them. : )

Is it growing indoors or out?

If growing indoors, it will become etoliated without sufficient light.

Josh

I agree, it looks healthy. Anywhere you want it to branch, you pinch off. Then, if you want more, you can either place the pinched off part in a glass of water or place it on some moist soil. If placed in water, plant in soil as soon as some roots start growing.