Cyclamen flowers are big and vivid - so this is how she was grown

Yesterday a flower friend left a message for Chengcheng, asking how to care for cyclamen in autumn? Chengcheng will explain it to everyone today!
Since cyclamen goes dormant in summer, grows in autumn, and reblooms in winter, its flowering period can last from December each year all the way to May of the following year, so autumn care is especially important!
First, after the weather turns cool, we need to start watering the cyclamen that was dormant in summer, so its tuber can revive, and then it will quickly sprout new leaf buds!
After it grows new buds, just to be safe, we had better repot it with fresh soil. There are two reasons for changing the soil: first, to check whether its root system has any rot, and if there is, cut off all those rotten roots; second, fresh soil has more nutrients, so it will grow faster! For the new soil, you can use leaf mold plus river sand, or a small amount of garden soil plus river sand - either is fine!
Second, after replanting it, place it in a cool, ventilated spot to let it recover, and once new leaves grow out, gradually give it sunlight!
After the cyclamen starts growing normally, if you grow it indoors, put it in the spot with the most abundant light! First, shallowly bury some three-element compound fertilizer in the surface layer of the potting soil, and water it promptly whenever the potting soil dries out. Remember, do not water frequently, because the cyclamen's root is a tuber. Once watered too much and the potting soil cannot dry out for a long time, it is very easy to cause the tuber to rot!
Since cyclamen starts blooming from December each year, starting from October, switch to applying a high-phosphorus fertilizer that promotes flowering, that is, monopotassium phosphate!
As long as cyclamen is cared for this way after autumn begins, it will definitely bloom in December, and the flowering period will last until May of the following year!
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