Cyclamen come in good range of colours as well as flower size and forms, including large hybrids, frilled petals, scented and miniatures varieties. Given the right conditions, cyclamen will provide a long display of "instant and affordable" indoor colour for your home. Cyclamen are cheaper and last longer than a bunch of flowers, providing better value for money.

When your plant has ceased flowering or slowed right down, it can be planted outside in a shady position.

POSITION:

The cooler the better. Cyclamen do not respond well to sun light or hot room temperatures.

WATERING:

Allow the soil to partially dry out between waterings. Tip out any water that sits in the saucer as cyclamen do not like to stand in water.

FEEDING:

Liquid feed with Yates Thrive Liquid Plant Food for increased plant vigour.

SPRAYING:

Spray with Yates Mavrik at the end of summer to prevent mite damage infestation.

Take care to bury the bulb when planting outside. Cyclamen die down in warmer months, sprouting when it gets cooler. Flowering occurs through late autumn and early spring.