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Grow Cyclamen Halios Flame Mix for a generous cool-season pot display, with large flamed blooms in lilac, magenta, rose and salmon above marbled green foliage. This larger-flowered Cyclamen persicum F1 mix is best enjoyed in a bright, cool, frost-free position.
Ready to grow your cyclamen? Follow our step-by-step Cyclamen Grow Guide for sowing, germination and cool-season care advice.
Quick Grow Facts
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Plant Type: Frost-tender tuberous perennial, usually grown as a cool-season flowering pot plant.
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Scientific Name: Cyclamen persicum F1; HALIOS® HD Flamed Mix.
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Sowing Plan: Count back about 32–34 weeks from the desired cool-season display and start seed only where a stable 18°C can be maintained.
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Position: Bright filtered light, gentle morning sun or a cool, bright indoor position after germination.
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Sow Depth and Light: Sow one seed per clean plug cell, cover with 5 mm of fine medium and keep the tray dark during the main germination stage.
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Germination: About 20 days at a constant 18°C in controlled breeder conditions; home trays may take longer to complete emergence.
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Final Pot and Spacing: One plant per 12–17 cm pot; allow roughly 27–30 cm between pot centres for light and airflow.
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Finished Size: About 32–34 cm high and 24–26 cm wide.
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Flowering Plan: About 32–34 weeks from sowing or 16–18 weeks from a suitable plug under controlled breeder culture.
Why Grow This Variety
- Large flamed flowers make a focal point in a cool-season container display.
- Marbled green foliage keeps the plant decorative between blooms.
- The larger final-pot range suits a sheltered patio, veranda or bright indoor position.
Growing Notes
- After germination, move seedlings into bright filtered light at 18–20°C, then reduce humidity gradually and provide airflow.
- At transplanting, leave about one-third to one-half of the young tuber visible; do not bury the crown.
- Use an aerated, free-draining medium, keep it evenly moist without saturation, and water at the pot edge or from below.
- Reduce watering as the plant naturally slows after flowering.
Safety: Cyclamen is ornamental and must not be eaten. Keep seeds, tubers and plants away from children and pets.
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