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How To Save Overwatered Cyclamen. Cyclamen in their dormant phase need a bit less water than when they are actively growing. Only water cyclamen when the upper layer of the soil (about an inch from the surface) is completely dry. Instead, place the potted plant on a tray or saucer and pour the water into the tray. Keep the soil moist and in a cool, indirectly lit area. Once you catch your breath, consider some sensible. Cyclamens are a variety of flowering plants that produce brightly colored blooms on central stalks that are taller than the lower foliage. As such, you may need to. It was time to save the day and give my leafy friend a second. Increase water in late winter to early spring. If the soil is too. If you take action quickly, chances are that you can revive it in a few steps. More cyclamen plants die from overwatering than water depletion. A little soil inspection revealed my mistake: To water the plant, avoid overhead watering or getting the leaves and crown wet to avoid rots. Use fresh, sterile soil and replant the tubers, burying them half their length in depth.

As such, you may need to. Cyclamen in their dormant phase need a bit less water than when they are actively growing. If you take action quickly, chances are that you can revive it in a few steps. Increase water in late winter to early spring. It was time to save the day and give my leafy friend a second. Use fresh, sterile soil and replant the tubers, burying them half their length in depth. Only water cyclamen when the upper layer of the soil (about an inch from the surface) is completely dry. Instead, place the potted plant on a tray or saucer and pour the water into the tray. To water the plant, avoid overhead watering or getting the leaves and crown wet to avoid rots. Once you catch your breath, consider some sensible.

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How To Save Overwatered Cyclamen Cyclamen in their dormant phase need a bit less water than when they are actively growing. Cyclamen in their dormant phase need a bit less water than when they are actively growing. Only water cyclamen when the upper layer of the soil (about an inch from the surface) is completely dry. If the soil is too. It was time to save the day and give my leafy friend a second. Use fresh, sterile soil and replant the tubers, burying them half their length in depth. Once you catch your breath, consider some sensible. Keep the soil moist and in a cool, indirectly lit area. Increase water in late winter to early spring. Cyclamens are a variety of flowering plants that produce brightly colored blooms on central stalks that are taller than the lower foliage. More cyclamen plants die from overwatering than water depletion. A little soil inspection revealed my mistake: As such, you may need to. If you take action quickly, chances are that you can revive it in a few steps. Instead, place the potted plant on a tray or saucer and pour the water into the tray. To water the plant, avoid overhead watering or getting the leaves and crown wet to avoid rots.