Cyclamen blooms in spring, so the residual flowers should be cut off in time, which can be cut off from the middle and lower part of the flower stem
Cyclamen blooms in spring, so the residual flowers should be cut off in time, which can be cut off from the middle and lower part of the flower stem and kept about two to three centimeters. When it dries, it's all removed. After the summer, it will enter a dormant period. In addition to pruning, stop watering, save the seeds and put them in a cool and ventilated place to avoid direct sunlight.
How to maintain cyclamen in spring and summer 1, pruning in spring?
Spring is the flowering period of cyclamen. In the process of maintenance, the residual flowers should be cut off in time, so as to avoid the consumption of nutrients. Nutrients can be concentrated on unopened buds and leaves, and the plant shape can be more beautiful. You can cut it from the middle and lower part of the flower stem, keep it for about two to three centimeters, and remove it all when it is dry.
2, spring maintenance
The optimum growth temperature of Cyclamen persicum is 10-20 degrees Celsius, the temperature is suitable in spring and the light condition is mild, which can meet the growth of Cyclamen persicum. Generally, water should be watered once every two to three days in spring, and appropriate fertilization should be applied, but nitrogen fertilizer should not be applied when opening an account, otherwise the branches and leaves will grow white and the flowering period will be shortened.
3, summer pruning
Cyclamen flowers go into dormancy when they fall in summer. If there are still leaves, all dead branches and old branches should be cut off, and residual flowers should be cut off in time. Pruning should be done from the roots of flower branches, which can avoid nutrient consumption, promote plant dormancy and maintain soil fertility.
4, summer maintenance
Cyclamen is not resistant to high temperature, so it should be kept in a cool and ventilated place in summer. Water properly before dormancy, and stop after dormancy to avoid direct sunlight. After the leaves fall, the seeds can be stored, moved to a cool place in a pot, or taken out for cold storage.