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A One reason cyclamen wilt is lack of water. To rehydrate a plant, stand the pot in a saucer of tepid water and let it soak up moisture from the base. After a couple of hours, tip out any water left in the saucer. In heated houses, wilting is often due to high temperatures.
- Why is my cyclamen droopy?
- What to do with a wilting cyclamen?
- Do cyclamen come back?
- How do you revive a cyclamen drooping?
- How do you save wilting cyclamen?
- When should I fertilize my cyclamen?
- How long does it take for a cyclamen to come out of dormancy?
- What's wrong with my cyclamen?
- How do I get my cyclamen to rebloom?
- Do you deadhead cyclamen?
- Do Cyclamen like sun or shade?
Why is my cyclamen droopy?
Drooping leaves on cyclamen are a common symptom of heat or cold stress. The plant also prefers bright but indirect light. Plants situated in a southern window or in a hot area of the garden may suffer and indicate their distress by drooping. Droopy cyclamen flowers occur when a plant has too much water.
What to do with a wilting cyclamen?
The best way to water is to wait until the plant is almost dry, or starting to wilt, then stand the pot in water for 30 minutes or until the soil is soaked. Remove dead flowers and leaves as soon as they appear. Twist the stems in a complete turn, then give a sharp tug so they come away cleanly at the base.
Do cyclamen come back?
A delightful tuberous perennial providing colour often when little else is flowering, particularly in late winter or early spring.
How do you revive a cyclamen drooping?
A One reason cyclamen wilt is lack of water. To rehydrate a plant, stand the pot in a saucer of tepid water and let it soak up moisture from the base. After a couple of hours, tip out any water left in the saucer. In heated houses, wilting is often due to high temperatures.
How do you save wilting cyclamen?
To revive your cyclamen, you might try the same regimen as used after this dormancy period. Re-pot the tuber in a good compost and sand mix, set in an area that is sunny, but cool, and water as directed above. For all the trouble of reviving them, most folks toss out their cyclamens once they go dormant.
When should I fertilize my cyclamen?
In fall, or early winter, fertilize with a low nitrogen fertilizer every other week until blooms appear. Once blooming, it is only necessary to feed cyclamen plants every 3-4 weeks with a well-balanced houseplant fertilizer. In April, when the plant starts to go dormant, stop fertilizing cyclamen.
How long does it take for a cyclamen to come out of dormancy?
Most people discard the plant at this point thinking it is dying, but the cyclamen is a tuberous plant that needs to rest for awhile. As the flowers begin to fade, gradually allow your plant to dry out for two to three months. Some of my cyclamen don't ever appear to go fully dormant.
What's wrong with my cyclamen?
Growers should be aware of these devastating diseases in cyclamen: Bacterial soft rot and Fusarium wilt cause the entire plant to rapidly turn yellow and die. There is nothing to do but discard the plant. To prevent these cyclamen diseases, buy corms from reputable sources and plant them in clean media.
How do I get my cyclamen to rebloom?
Now that your cyclamens are blooming again, you'll want to keep them in bloom as long as possible. Two essential ingredients are cool night temperatures and frequent deadheading. Cyclamens thrive in cool temperatures, and they like night temperatures as cool as 40 degrees Fahrenheit (4 C.).
Do you deadhead cyclamen?
In order to extend the flowering of your cyclamen you will need to deadhead regularly and inspect the foliage for any faded leaves or signs of disease. To correctly remove fading flowers and foliage follow the stem all the way down to the soil.
Do Cyclamen like sun or shade?
The tubers are actually just "resting," and need only enough water to keep from completely drying out until new leaves emerge in the fall. They tolerate sun or partial shade, but need protection from hot sun in the afternoons.
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