Cyclamen is always rotten roots and yellow leaves are dug up to know the wrong way.

I once fell in love with cyclamen as soon as I saw it in the flower shop. I found that its flower shape looks like a rabbit's ears, the leaves are heart-shaped, there are beautiful lines on the leaves, and the whole plant looks very elegant, even if there are no flowers.

Some friends of cyclamen often appear wilting and yellow leaves, in fact, it is not timely to replenish water, or the environment is not suitable to cause, can be improved through the following maintenance methods.

Maintain cyclamen's environment to avoid excessive exposure, every day with appropriate scattered light can grow well, it is afraid of strong sunlight environment, stems and leaves will be easily sunburned, leaves will turn brown or white.

Cyclamen likes to grow in a semi-shady place, and the maintenance position should be ventilated and transparent, so as to avoid being raised in an overly dark environment.

Why does regular watering cyclamen still wilt?

If you change the basin for cyclamen and dig up the cyclamen rhizome, you will find that there is an inflated tuber at the bottom of the rhizome, which is used to store water, so that it does not wither when it is dormant in summer heat.

The picture above shows the tubers of cyclamen buried under the basin.

If cyclamen is not watered thoroughly in the process of maintenance, the root system at the bottom will not be able to absorb water, and there will still be yellow leaves. If your cyclamen has wilted stems and leaves due to lack of water, soak the potted cyclamen in a water basin for 3-5 minutes, then put it in a ventilated place to dry the water, which will soon return to health, but this method cannot be used for a long time.

To maintain cyclamen, you should also learn to water correctly. It is afraid of stagnant water in the soil, but it needs to keep the soil moist during the growing season, and do not water the heart of leaves or flowers when watering, otherwise it is easy to cause flowers to rot or leaves to rot.

Cyclamen florescence is in winter and spring, before and after the Spring Festival is very popular, the maintenance of cyclamen flowers can maintain a viewing period of about 3 months, the florescence is very long, beautiful and charming flowers with beautiful leaves, to form a very fresh and beautiful landscape.

After the autumn temperature becomes slightly cool, cyclamen ushered in the growing season, at this time can properly supplement potassium dihydrogen phosphate, which is conducive to promoting the breeding of flowers, generally 2-3 weeks to supplement thin fertilizer, the concentration can not be too high.

Cyclamen can grow exuberantly in a cool and moist environment, but it will slow down when the summer temperature is high, and the temperature should be avoided during autumn maintenance, otherwise it will easily affect cyclamen to breed flowers. In the hot and dry summer, cyclamen falls into dormancy, when their leaves are easy to turn yellow and their stems and leaves are prone to wither. at this time, we must avoid watering too much, otherwise the roots will rot.

In the hot and dry summer environment, it is normal for cyclamen to appear dry and yellow stems and leaves. Don't worry, you need to move it to a slightly shaded place at this time, you can spray water on the ground to cool down, but the basin soil should avoid dampness, maintain an appropriate temperature difference in the morning and evening, and give a little soft scattered light every day.

After the autumn weather becomes cool, you can give cyclamen light properly, as long as you avoid direct sunlight for a long time. It is best to have temperature difference in the morning and evening, the lowest curing temperature is above 5 degrees, and the daytime temperature above 15 degrees is the best.

After the cyclamen flowers have withered, they should be removed in time to avoid consuming too many nutrients, and if the leaves are found to be yellow or withered, cut them off in time.

Spring and autumn can properly keep the soil moist, but not too moist; in summer, cyclamen is placed in a cool and dry place, as long as the tubers under the soil are all right, the stems and leaves turn yellow and wither.