When is the best time to transplant cyclamen?

When transplanting cyclamen, it is best to choose soil with sufficient nutrients for it. If you transplant it at home, you can use a flowerpot, put two tiles at the drainage hole of the flowerpot, put a layer of expanded clay or stones at the bottom of the pot for drainage, and then fill it with new soil. You can mix some organic fertilizer at the bottom of the soil as base fertilizer, which is conducive to better growth of cyclamen after transplanting.

Cyclamen transplanting time

Generally speaking, the best time for cyclamen to grow is after summer, when the tuberous stems have not yet sprouted new buds and leaves. Transplanting at this time will cause the least damage to the cyclamen, thereby increasing the survival rate of the cyclamen.

How to transplant cyclamen

When transplanting cyclamen, you need to control the water in advance and let the soil dry out. This will make it easier for the cyclamen to be removed from the pot. After removing the pot, you need to trim the bulbs and remove some old, rotten and bad roots. This will allow the cyclamen to better absorb water and nutrients in the later stage, allowing it to grow more vigorously.

Cyclamen transplanting care

After cyclamen is transplanted, it is the peak period of growth. To ensure sufficient nutrients, liquid fertilizer should be sprayed on the leaves every 7-10 days. After Qingming Festival, when the sunlight becomes stronger, it is necessary to provide shade for the transplanted cyclamen.