Cyclamen comes to raise flowers!! How to raise cyclamen flowers

There is less phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, and now you have to dry more, and there is humidity, if you cultivate it at home, it is not easy to flower, if you haven't seen the buds, it won't open again today, I also tried to grow a pot last year, because the light and humidity can't keep up, and finally a few thin leaves, see a smile.

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Cyclamen prefer cool, humid and sunny environments. The appropriate temperature for growth and flower bud differentiation is 15-20, and the humidity is 70-75; The temperature of winter flowering should not be lower than 10, if the temperature is too low, the flower color is dull, and it is easy to wither; Cyclamen is a moisture-loving plant that is afraid of waterlogging, and too much water is not conducive to its growth and development, and even causes root rot and death. Therefore, it is sufficient to keep the soil moist every day, and the amount of water should not be too large.

Cyclamen is also a fertilizer-loving plant, first of all, we should start with the soil, take the soil in the pot with more humus and fertile sandy loam, replace the potting soil once a year, and apply 2 potassium dihydrogen phosphate in spring and autumn every year, do not apply high-nitrogen fertilizer, can bloom 15 to 20 days in advance.

Cyclamen is not resistant to high temperatures. Too high a temperature can put it into a dormant state. As a result, temperature has a great influence on cyclamen.

In general, cyclamen grows at around 20 during the day and 10 at night, and the temperature at the seedling stage can be slightly lower. In addition, the temperature is slightly lower when the flower buds are differentiated and the peduncle is elongated, which is conducive to flowering. Cyclamen love the sun and prolonging the duration of the sun encourages early flowering, so it should be kept in a sunny area.

Cyclamen prefers a warm environment, does not tolerate high temperatures and severe cold, and the maximum temperature should not exceed 30, otherwise it will enter a dormant state, and the high temperature of about 35 is easy to rot and die. In winter, it is best to keep it between 10-20, below 5, the growth is inhibited, the leaves are curled, the flowers are not well opened, and the color is dull. In summer, it should be placed in a moist and ventilated place, and the potting soil should be kept in a certain dry state, so that it can fully dormant for summer.

Cyclamen is usually in the middle of flowering when it is appreciated by the family, so there is basically no need to fertilize, otherwise the flowering period will be significantly shortened, and even the flowers and buds will fall. Fertilization is generally selected in the vegetative growth period, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium need to be balanced, and the application rate of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer needs to be increased during the bud breeding period, but it is absolutely not possible to apply thick fertilizer, strong fertilizer and raw fertilizer, otherwise it is very easy to produce fertilizer damage and necrosis of the whole plant. In the case of liquid fertilizer, it is necessary to water slowly from the edge of the pot, not from the tip of the plant, and rinse the foliage with water after fertilization.

Cultivating cyclamen is best done on loose, fertile and well-drained soils. It prefers to grow in a warm environment, the most suitable growth temperature is around 20, and it is suitable to grow in places with sufficient scattered light. When watering, we should follow the principle of "seeing dry and wet", and apply thin fertilizer frequently during the growth period.

1. Soil selection

Cyclamen grows in loose, fertile and well-drained humus-rich sandy soils, which can be prepared with a mixture of garden, humus and sandy soils, which must be disinfected before planting. Cultivating cyclamen requires a new potting soil every 1-2 years.

2. The temperature is suitable

Cyclamen grows in warm conditions, with a maximum temperature of around 20. Cyclamen are not heat-tolerant and have a certain cold tolerance, so they need to be kept in a ventilated and shady environment during summer maintenance. In winter, it is best to bring the cyclamen back indoors for maintenance.

3. Sufficient light

Cyclamen grows in abundant sunlight and is suitable for growing in places with enough scattered light, so it can be placed by a window or balcony for daily maintenance. In summer, the sun is too strong, so in order to avoid burns caused by strong sunlight, it is necessary to take shade measures.

4. Water and fertilizer application

Cyclamen needs plenty of water to grow, and watering is done according to the principle of "see the dry and see the wet" to avoid stagnant water, which can lead to rot at the roots of the plants. Cyclamen needs plenty of nutrients during the growing season, so a thin fertilizer can be applied every 20 days or so, and the plants can be fertilized with the right amount of phosphorus and potassium before flowering.

1. Soil. The soil used to grow cyclamen flowers needs to be loose, mixed with humus and garden soil, then some calcium phosphate is added, and then the soil is dried and ready to be potted. The pots are disinfected first, then the mixed soil is added, and the repotting is carried out when the plants are grown.

Cyclamen flowers are bulbs and after repotting, the bulbs should be exposed more than half of the soil to prevent the bulbs from blooming due to moisture and mildew.

2. Move the pot. When the cyclamen flowers start to grow leaves, you can consider moving the bulbs to a larger pot when the leaves have grown to about 4 pieces. The time to repot is in June, when the problem is more suitable, and in the summer, when the temperature is high, it is suitable for repotting the cyclamen.

3. Fertilization. Cyclamen flowers can be watered and fertilised more intensively during the planting process, either with pica foliar fertiliser or if the leaves start to turn yellow, then in a cooler, more ventilated environment. Cyclamen flowers are ideal for growing in cool conditions and even more suitable for growing cyclamen in autumn.

4. Watering. Keep the potting soil slightly moist when watering, and be sure to water multiple pots of cyclamen when they come, not uniformly, and do not water on the leaves.

5. Temperature. Cyclamen has a temperature of 18 to 20 degrees Celsius, which is the ideal growth range, after more than 30 degrees Celsius, it begins to dormant, 35 degrees Celsius is easy to rot, and in winter it is best to maintain it above 10 degrees Celsius, and below 5 degrees Celsius it grows slowly and is prone to frost damage.

Pruning the middle leaves, watering and fertilizing are all important.

1. The potting soil should be loose and breathable, with humus;

2. Watering should be watered thoroughly at one time, and then placed in a ventilated environment to prevent root rot;

3. It should be placed in an environment with a temperature of more than 10 degrees Celsius, and the temperature should not be too high or too low;

4. The flower needs to be fertilized once every 5-7 days during the growth period, and if it is a finished flower, it does not need to be fertilized.