What to do if cyclamen drops leaves

Cyclamen leaves fall due to high temperature

When growing cyclamen, there are certain requirements for temperature. Cyclamen prefers warmth but is afraid of heat. If the temperature is too high, it will be very detrimental to the growth of cyclamen.

Generally in summer, the temperature is relatively high, and the cyclamen plants will enter a dormant state, with their leaves turning yellow and withering, or even falling off.

Therefore, when the temperature is too high, be sure to move the cyclamen plants to a ventilated and cool place.

Cyclamen leaves falling off is caused by poor ventilation

The growing environment of flowers generally requires ventilation, and the same is true for cyclamen. However, when growing cyclamen, if too much fertilizer is applied, the plant grows too vigorously, and is not pruned for a long time, poor ventilation will occur, the branches and leaves will be too dense, and the leaves will turn yellow and fall off.

Therefore, when growing cyclamen, it is necessary to apply fertilizer reasonably and strengthen pruning to keep it in a good plant shape. This can also enhance ventilation and light transmission, allowing it to grow better.

Cyclamen leaves fall due to dry air

When growing cyclamen, a relatively humid growing environment is required. If the air is too dry and the humidity is insufficient, the leaves will dry up or even fall off.

When the surrounding air is relatively dry, you can spray more water on the plants to maintain the humidity of the air. But be careful not to water too much to avoid root rot.