Don't be afraid when something goes wrong with cyclamen - a few first-aid methods will easily fix it

Cyclamen is an extremely ornamental plant. Because cyclamen is rather difficult to grow, many flower enthusiasts have asked what to do when their cyclamen wilts. Next, the editor will bring you some solutions.

In fact, there are no more than three reasons why a cyclamen wilts: 1. Overwatering causes the cyclamen's stems to rot. 2. Lack of water makes the cyclamen too dry. 3. Environmental factors make the cyclamen unable to adapt.

For the first cause, we can use this solution: when a cyclamen's stems rot because too much water has accumulated, the first thing to do is to let the soil become relatively dry. You can take the cyclamen out to get some sun so that the accumulated water inside it decreases. Second, place the cyclamen in a ventilated environment. As long as the cyclamen's tuber does not rot, the cyclamen will still have a chance to come back to life.

Solution for the second cause: when a cyclamen is in a water-deficient environment, its leaves will turn dry and yellow. At this point, you should cut off the flowers that have already wilted, then add a good amount of water to the pot, place the cyclamen in a relatively cool place, and wait 2 weeks. After that, you will find that the cyclamen has sprouted, and afterward you can grow the cyclamen according to normal methods.

Solution for the third cause: some flower enthusiasts may encounter this situation - a cyclamen they just bought wilts not long after. At this point the flower enthusiasts panic and hurriedly water the cyclamen, fertilize it, put it in the sun, and so on. But after going through the whole routine, they find that the cyclamen still has not improved.

In fact, when this situation occurs, it means our method was wrong. At this time the cyclamen is not wilting because of lack of water or other such reasons, but because it cannot adapt to the environment. So when you have just bought a cyclamen, first of all you must not immediately put the cyclamen in a place with plenty of sunlight. First place the cyclamen in a warm, shady spot and let the cyclamen recover for a period of time. The frequency of watering can also be reduced, sometimes once a day is enough. After 3 days have passed and the cyclamen has adapted to the environment here, you can then move the cyclamen to a sunny spot, and the frequency of watering can be increased.

Notes:

1. Cyclamen likes a warm environment, so when the hot summer arrives, you should take some cooling measures, for example: using fans, water curtains and other methods can all help cool the cyclamen, and you should also appropriately mist the cyclamen's leaves.

2. In summer, avoid direct sunlight. Choose a suitable shady spot, or set up a shade net above the place where the cyclamen is grown.

3. When fertilizing cyclamen in summer, you should pay attention to mastering the technique: apply light fertilizer frequently.