Cyclamen, also known as Aori, is a perennial herb in the primrose family. Legend has it that the jade rabbit of Chang'e of Guanghan Palace gave seeds to gardeners, and gardeners carefully cultivated and bred them and planted them in the world.
Cyclamen likes cool environments, is afraid of heat, and dormant after the temperature exceeds 30 degrees, and is not affected by frost damage above zero at low temperatures.
Cyclamen normally bud bulbs in September, bloom in early December, bloom in February and March, gradually flower less after May, and gradually dormant after June.
Cyclamen has strong resistance to the toxic gas sulfur dioxide in the air. Its leaves absorb sulfur dioxide and convert it into non-toxic or low-toxicity sulfates and other substances through oxidation.
Cyclamen flowers are chic, dazzling, colorful and deeply loved by people. It is a high-quality potted flower to decorate the family in winter and spring.
Many flower friends report that domestic cyclamen are prone to yellow leaves and rotten buds, in fact, as long as the watering is slightly changed, it can solve the problem. The cyclamen leaves and buds are particularly afraid of stagnant water, so the cyclamen who bought home are all leafy flowers, and the family environment is mostly ventilated 𣎴 smooth, and the water that falls on the buds when watering is particularly easy to accumulate water and rot. When watering cyclamen, try to use the dipping method, do not water directly from the top.
Remember, water cyclamen using the dipping method.
Try it, dears.
