Reasons Why Cyclamen Only Grows Leaves and Does Not Bloom, and How to Fix It

Growing Techniques Jan 1, 1970 0 views

The blooming period of cyclamen is very long, lasting from December of one year all the way to April of the next, and it is suitable for viewing throughout that time. For potted flowering plants, blooming is undoubtedly the greatest ornamental highlight; once a plant fails to bloom, it not only lowers its ornamental value but often also affects the mood of the person enjoying the flowers.

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Reasons Why Cyclamen Only Grows Leaves and Does Not Bloom, and How to Fix It

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