Cyclamen from seed
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by sachis2112 on July 15, 2004 09:22 AM
I was told that cyclamen is a bulb. It doesn't like its crown to get wet. That's about all I know.
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by magic612 on July 18, 2004 04:28 PM
I have 2 gorgeous cyclamen plants, one pink and one white. The white one went dormant about a month ago and the pink one just about a week ago.
I was told when they go dormant to take off all of the leaves and flowers and just let it sit around like a pot of dirt until new growth happens. Apparently you can put the container outside in the shade, tipped on its side.
I'm just wondering, has anyone else ever done this?? I am curious to know how long I can expect it to be before I see new leaf growth?
Thanks
I was told when they go dormant to take off all of the leaves and flowers and just let it sit around like a pot of dirt until new growth happens. Apparently you can put the container outside in the shade, tipped on its side.
I'm just wondering, has anyone else ever done this?? I am curious to know how long I can expect it to be before I see new leaf growth?
Thanks
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I have a small florist's cyclamen-she's pretty, she's pale pink and I love her! (even though after all my trying she is still going dormant on me
Ta for now
lilitu