A Cyclamen from the Mediterranean climate, hot, dry summers and warm, humid winters, occurring on Rhodes, southern Turkey and sporadically in north-western Cyprus. The odourless flowers in various shades of pink, appear from September onwards, characteristic of the species is that after fertilisation, the flower stem starts to coil up from the centre and not from the top as in most species. The leaf pattern is very varied and attractive.
A Cyclamen from the Mediterranean climate, hot, dry summers and warm, humid winters, occurring on Rhodes, southern Turkey and sporadically in north-western Cyprus. The odourless flowers in various shades of pink, appear from September onwards, characteristic of the species is that after fertilisation, the flower stem starts to coil up from the centre and not from the top as in most species. The leaf pattern is very varied and attractive.
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The name Cyclamen is derived from the ancient Greek plant name 'Kyklaminas' ('Kyklos'), meaning: circle or disc, referring to the disc-shaped tubers. A cyclamen needs to be 'established' for a few years before reaching rich and optimal flowering. Propagation is done by sowing seeds immediately as soon as they are ripe. A cyclamen grows and flowers best in humus-rich soil with good drainage. Protected against excessive cold in winter by low underplanting; a rest period in summer (sun and warmth); and some shade against bright sunlight in winter and spring.
All products offered are exclusively material propagated at a Dutch nursery.
The Cyclamen are supplied in pots. This ensures easier regrowth of the tuber.
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