The correct way to water cyclamen and what to do if you water too much

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1. The correct method of watering

2. What to do if you water too much

Watering cyclamen should be done according to the stage it is in. If it is in the growth period and has high water requirements, it should be watered every three to five days. If the climate is dry, it should be sprayed with water frequently to moisturize. If it is in the dormant stage and needs less water, it should be watered dry, especially in winter. It is better to water less than too much. If it is in the flowering stage, the amount of water consumed is small. If the soil is slightly dry, it must be watered thoroughly, and ferrous sulfate should be watered every half a month to maintain acidity and promote better flowering.

1. The correct method of watering

1. Watering during the growth period: Cyclamen likes a humid environment and has relatively high water requirements, but it is afraid of waterlogging. Therefore, you must control the amount of watering it. Once water accumulates, it will easily lead to root rot. Watering should be done every three to five days during the growing season. If you encounter rainy weather, reduce the number of times. If the climate is dry, sprinkle water around to increase the humidity.

2. Watering during the dormant period: it Growth will stop in the hot summer, but the water evaporates too quickly at this time. You should water it once every morning to make the surface of the pot soil soaked. In winter, you need to control the amount and water when it is dry to avoid water accumulation.

3. Watering during the flowering period: It consumes a lot of water during the flowering period, so the soil should be slightly moist. Usually, you should water the soil when it is found to be dry, and water ferrous sulfate every half a month to maintain the acidity, which can make the flowers more colorful.

2. What to do if you water too much

Cyclamen are afraid of waterlogging. If they are watered too much, they must be treated and treated, otherwise the roots will easily rot. Specifically, you should stop watering first and do not water in the last two or three days to allow the water to drain away as quickly as possible. Also move it to a well-ventilated area and use a shovel to loosen the soil frequently. This can speed up the evaporation of water and help it recover. If the water accumulation is serious, it is recommended to remove the pot and replace it with soil to avoid root rot.

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