Growth habit

First of all, cyclamen likes a warm growing environment. It can't stand the hot climate. It grows most healthily in the soil containing humus. Cyclamen has strong cold resistance. Generally, its growth period is from autumn to the next spring, because it can grow slowly in winter. Cyclamen will enter a semi dormant state in summer. At this time, pay attention to controlling the temperature. The best temperature for Cyclamen to grow in winter is about 15 degrees, which can make it bloom quickly

Cyclamen flowering period

Cyclamen blooms in winter. Fully grown bulbs will bloom in December, especially in February and March of the next year. In order to promote Cyclamen to blossom, carbon dioxide can be added appropriately, which can speed up its flowering speed. If you want to prolong the flowering time, you can put Cyclamen under the temperature of 5 degrees after it blooms. After that, after the temperature rises, cyclamen will gradually reduce its flowering around May, and occasionally slow-growing ones will delay flowering until June. During the growth of Cyclamen, we should maintain the humidity of the surrounding air and ensure sufficient light to make it grow well. In the north, the temperature in some places is also relatively low in summer. At this time, as long as we ensure good ventilation and reduce the exposure of strong light, it is possible to see Cyclamen blossom in summer

Due to the unstable environment, cyclamen can have different flowering periods. It is often considered that Cyclamen can bloom many times a year. In fact, the most important flowering of Cyclamen is in winter