Written by Maggie
Jan 26 2021
Cyclamen persicum Mill is a traditional potted plant in Chinese festivals due to its unique plant shape and various flower shapes. It is very popular among consumers. Cyclamen persicum Mill is commonly planted in courtyards and indoors. So how to grow Cyclamen persicum Mill? What should be paid attention to when growing Cyclamen persicum Mill? Please read it down with me with your questions!
Fertilizer application: Cyclamen persicum Mill is a fertilizer-loving plant. Topdressing 2‰ potassium dihydrogen phosphate once a year in spring and autumn, avoiding applying high-nitrogen fertilizers.
Watering points: Cyclamen persicum Mill is a plant that loves moisture and is afraid of waterlogging. Excessive water is not conducive to its growth and development, and even causes root rot and death. Therefore, watering should be properly controlled, and the flowers and leaves should be slightly wilted before watering. Keep the soil moist every day, and the amount of water should not be too large. Watering can also be done by soaking the bottom of the basin.
Pruning essentials: Cyclamen persicum Mill needs to be pruned in time to remove the broken leaves, so as not to affect the appearance.
Pot soil replacement: Cyclamen persicum Mill replaces the pot soil once a year.
Cyclamen persicum Mill uses the sowing propagation method.
1. 1 to 3 weeks after sowing. Cyclamen persicum Mill usually takes about 14 to 16 weeks from seeding to potting. The first 3 weeks need to be spent in the nursery room. At this time, it should be noted that Cyclamen persicum Mill maintains a constant temperature of 18°C, humidity and darkness of 90{bf}, so that the seedlings emerge quickly and neatly.
2. 4 to 7 weeks after sowing. After 3 weeks, the newly budding Cyclamen persicum Mill seedlings should be moved out of the nursery room and placed in the greenhouse. At this time, the seedlings need a temperature of 18°C to 20°C, a humidity of about 90{bf} and a light of about 5000lux. During this period, pay attention to check the growth status of the seedlings every day to ensure the growth conditions required by the seedlings. In addition, if there are seedlings unearthed with caps, take off the caps in time to avoid affecting the growth of their cotyledons.