What are some ways to solve these problems?

First, the right temperature; second, fertile soil conditions; Third, water regularly and keep out in the sun.

Avoid the summer heat, pay attention to maintaining the right temperature, choose fertile soil conditions, and water regularly.

Avoid wilting and dying of plants due to excessive temperature and strong light.

Find out the main cause, which could be soil, humidity, or lack of sunlight.

Pay attention to the soil, the soil is relatively hard, you need to loosen the soil.

Watering in small amounts and many times, and the fertile soil should avoid excessive temperatures.

In addition to the right temperature, it is also necessary to water regularly in fertile soil conditions.

Don't rush to repot a newly bought cyclamen, as repotting it before it has adapted to its new environment will affect its normal recovery and growth. Especially in the flowering period of cyclamen, it is not allowed to repot the flowers, if you feel that the original pot is ugly, you can put a pot on the outside.

After buying it home, you need to place it in the astigmatism of the home, such as the balcony, window sill, etc., and pay more attention to ventilation when raising it indoors. Do not let it be exposed to direct sunlight immediately, because its roots are currently not strong in absorption, and noisy infiltration is prone to leaf dehydration and wilting.

It is not strict about the requirements for water, if the potting soil is light when you first buy it, then you need to replenish it with some water in time, too short of water then the plant will have no spirit. It should be watered thoroughly after drying, and do not spill water on the blades when the watering front hits the beam.

The best environmental temperature for breeding is around 20, and if it is in winter, the minimum temperature should not be lower than 10. If the temperature is too low, not only will the plants not be able to adapt to the new environment, but they may also suffer frostbite.

Cyclamen has just been bought and needs to be checked for its overall condition. If the branches and leaves and roots are damaged during transportation, even the rotten roots and leaves should be cut off to prevent insect pests and diseases; If the ventilation hole of the pot is blocked, it needs to be unclogged with a small stick.

1.Temperature: The best temperature for cyclamen to grow and develop is 10-20 degrees Celsius. Freshly purchased cyclamen should not be placed below 5 degrees Celsius or above 30 degrees Celsius, otherwise it is extremely likely to cause it to go into a dormant state.

2.Repotting: It is best to give it a cycle to adapt to the new environment and not rush to repot. If the pot is cracked or too small, you can consider replacing it after 3 days, and remember to water it once after the replacement.

3.Light: Cyclamen is more in need of sunlight, but don't leave it in direct sunlight for long periods of time. Otherwise, the flowers will soon wilt and fall off.

1. Illumination.

Cyclamen is a bulbous flower that blooms in winter and spring and loves light. It must be allowed to see enough light during the flowering and growing periods, so it is recommended to choose long-day cultivation. In the summer of each year is its dormant period, it should be placed in a bright place without direct sunlight, but also to do a good job of sheltering from the rain and put it in a cool environment so that it can survive the summer better.

2. Soil. Cyclamen has a delicate root system and is fleshy, so maintenance requires loose and fertile soil. Peat and perlite can be mixed in a 2:1 ratio, or they can be cultivated with waste base material left over from cultivated mushrooms.

3. Fertilization. Cyclamen requires sufficient fertilizer during the maintenance process, and liquid fertilizer is applied once a week during the growing season to meet its growth needs.

Fourth, temperature. In autumn, winter and spring, cyclamen grow and bloom, and in summer they become dormant. Generally speaking, it can grow normally in the summer of the year, as long as it is kept in a cool, rain-sheltered environment with scattered light.

5. Moisture. It requires the potting soil to be kept slightly moist and not completely dry the soil. The soil used for repotting and potting must be disinfected to prevent diseases caused by the soil.

There are four reasons why <> cyclamen cannot survive, the first is that the potting soil is not suitable and cannot be changed in a hurry when it is just bought, and it is necessary to use permeable soil after it adapts to the environment, the second is to maintain ventilation and light transmission and maintain it in an environment with sufficient scattered light, the third is to thin the branches and leaves in time to avoid blocking each other, and the fourth is to improve water and fertilizer management measures.

1. The potting soil is uncomfortable.

The bulbs of cyclamen are prone to water decay, so it is necessary to choose soil with good permeability, you can choose humus soil with some fermented organic fertilizer, and then mix it with sand to improve air permeability.

2. Ventilation and light transmission.

Cyclamen should be kept in a well-lit environment, but to avoid direct sunlight, it is best to place it on a windowsill with soft scattered light, if it is left in a dark environment for a long time, the plants will not be able to photosynthesize, the leaves will not grow well, and they will not be able to synthesize sufficient nutrients, and at the same time, it is necessary to maintain ventilation to avoid pests and diseases.

3. Prune in time.

If the leaves grow too densely, it will lead to an unreasonable plant shape, and the interior can not be ventilated and light-transmitting, and the whole root of the flower bulb cannot be cut off directly from the root of the flower bulb when combing the leaves, otherwise it will lead to bacterial infection and plant death.

4. Reasonable water and fertilizer.

Spring is the growing season for cyclamen, so it should be watered every two to three days, not too much, otherwise it will cause the roots to rot due to stagnant water, and less watering should be done in the summer when the temperature is too high to dormant. Cyclamen should apply an appropriate amount of liquid fertilizer to avoid high concentrations and, if granular, on the edge of the pot.