Specific analysis of yellowing leaves of cyclamen

Leaves curl and turn yellow

Curling and yellowing of leaves is a common phenomenon in cyclamen leaves. Basically, this phenomenon occurs because the cyclamen plant lacks nutrients and needs to be supplemented with nutrients in a timely manner. All you need to do is apply fertilizer in time. You can buy some special flower fertilizers, or add some cooked soybeans, bean cakes, etc. to the soil yourself, which can also help supplement nutrition.

Flower stems rot, leaves turn yellow

If the cyclamen's flower stems rot and its leaves turn yellow, it may be because it has been watered too much, causing its roots to rot.

Therefore, when growing cyclamen, you must pay attention to watering in moderation. When you find this happening, stop watering and wait until the others are completely dry before watering again.

Leaves turn yellow and dry

The leaves of cyclamen turn yellow and dry. This is mostly because the air permeability of the potting soil is too poor or the potting soil is too dry when growing cyclamen.

You can replace the soil of the cyclamen with some soil that has better air permeability, and pay attention to watering from the bottom. The water temperature should be close to the indoor temperature.

Dry and yellow leaves

Sometimes the leaves of cyclamen will appear dry and yellow. This is because when watering the cyclamen plant, if you accidentally water the leaves, water will easily accumulate. Over time, water stains will form, causing the leaves to have difficulty breathing, become dry and yellow, and affect their appearance.

Therefore, you must be careful when watering cyclamen, and it is best to wipe the water dry in time with a soft cloth.