Cyclamen need temperatures on the cool side: between 50 to 70°F, so place it in the coolest room of your house. However, keep ...

If the leaves are turning yellow, the plant might need nitrogen. Use a houseplant fertilizer once a month. It is also possible that you brought in an insect pest from outside.

Staten Island Advance/Frank J. JohnsA Mediterranean plant, cyclamen sometimes is called the "poor man's orchid" for its flowers attractive, dark-green, mottled, heart-shaped leaves. If you were ...

Cyclamen provide an easy eight weeks of winter color with the right care. ... After a cyclamen blooms, it will go into a dormant state with the leaves turning yellow and falling off.

In the home they are best situated in a high light location such as a north-facing window or table that does not receive direct sun; not enough light and the leaves may turn yellow. Cyclamen like ...

Just like for indoor care, when your cyclamen’s leaves turn yellow, it’s time for it to go dormant. Don’t water during summer. Growing guide: Part shade.

Leaves will wither and buds may shrivel before they open. Cyclamen also enjoy being by a window, but away from direct sunshine. Leaves can yellow if it the plant doesn't get enough light.

Add some unique beauty to your indoor décor or give the gift of low maintenance splendor with the easy-care cyclamen. ... Remove any yellow leaves to keep your plant looking its best.

Cyclamen's curious, upright flowers flutter above attractive, ... Once a cyclamen has finished flowering and the leaves begin to yellow, it enters dormancy.

The leaves are attractive and provide a perfect background for the spectacular blooms. The flowers are orchid-like in very pure colors of white, red, pink, purple, lavender and rose. Cyclamen are ...