How to get my queen of the night cactus plant to bloom

How to get my Queen of the Night cactus plant (epipyhlum oxypetalum) to bloom? I had the Queen of the Night cactus plant for 10 years and I cannot get it to bloom. What are the secrets to make it to bloom? I put it outside in the summer months and I bring it in in the fall. I fertilize it in the summer time once a month with a 15-30-15 fertilizer and in the winter time I keep it on the cool and dry side in a room under 60 degrees. What else should I do to make it bloom?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 04/24/2015 @ 1:39 am

Here is an article with a few ways to encourage blooms.

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