Cyclamen 2016

[Maggi Young]

Fine portrait of the cyclamen of Spring, De.da - Cyclamen coum is always  cheering to see.

[partisangardener]

Found this Cyclamen flowering in my rockgarden,
where I thought to have only C. coum,
but this one doesn't look like coum to me ..... what do you think ?

looks like C.pseudoibericum close related to coum, crosses to libanoticum are possible

[fermi de Sousa]

Cyclamen hederifolium in white and pink flowering now,
cheers
fermi

[de.da.]

Thanks a lot, Maggi.
Daniel

[johnralphcarpenter]

Cyclamen coum subsp. elegans, from Kurt Vickery.

[Roma]

Cyclamen pseudibericum

[Herman Mylemans]

Cyclamen pseudibericum (OBS9) in the garden.

[Tony Willis]

Cyclamen parviflorum sown September 97

[Maggi Young]

Neat height to the flowers, Tony.

[Tony Willis]

Neat height to the flowers, Tony.

They are all like that.I collected the seed at the top of the Zigana Pass at just over 2000 metres its highest  elevation. I think the lower level ones grow taller.

[Jupiter]

Can someone with relevant experience please help me out with a bit of advice? I have a couple of pots of Cyclamen graceum seedlings, one year old bulbs now actively growing. I need to pot these up into a bigger pot but they are clearly over-crowded and I'm not sure if it's safe to break them up and space them out a bit? See attached picture.

[Anthony Darby]

I sometimes use a bowl full of water and float them apart. The roots are quite long, but not too tangled together. If the compost is loose, I just gently tip the pot out and pull them apart without the need for water.

[Jupiter]

And that won't set them back Anthony? I haven't unpotted and repotted cyclamens except when they are dormant so I wasn't sure...

[Rimmer de Vries]

Does anyone know who donated seeds of Cyclamen rohlfsianum #1236 to the SRGC seed ex for 2014-15?

 I have grown a small pot of these seedlings are they are very distinctive with thick shiney leaves (shown in first 2 photos)
 that are quite different from the standard form of Cyclamen rohlfsianum that i have seen (shown in 3rd photo).

i was wondering if this was a locality variation.

i have tried 3 times to rotate and re-post these photes but they still are sideways.

i added 2 more picture of the succulent seedlings that should be upright.

[johnstephen29]

It's a loverly plant rimmer.