Cyclamens

Cyclamen is a popular potted plant, we often give it a name day, women’s day, mother’s day, but many people don’t know that there are also cyclamans that can be kept in the garden.

Depending on the variety, the tubers of winter-hardy cyclamen can be obtained in spring and autumn, some of which bloom in autumn, some of which bloom from late winter to spring.
When planting cyclamen, choose a place in the garden where there is mostly continuous shade and a humid environment. They don’t thrive well in dry gardens, although the tubers store plenty of water.
When planted, the tubers are mostly slightly withered, while when they get into our garden they lose a lot of water, but when they get back into the ground they quickly absorb themselves with water. Varieties that bloom in the fall can even start to grow flower buds during transport, the tuber contains as much moisture and nutrients as is needed for this, but we definitely grow them by keeping them in the ground.