Flower Color: The Silverado Wine Cyclamen features deep, rich wine-red flowers with velvety petals. This bold color adds warmth and vibrancy to indoor spaces, especially in colder months when flowering plants are in high demand.

Botanical Name: Cyclamen persicum – A well-known species prized for its attractive flowers and ease of cultivation indoors.

Growth Habit: This variety has a compact, rounded growth habit, making it suitable for pot cultivation, floral arrangements, or as part of mixed container plantings. It blooms primarily in the winter and early spring.

Light Requirements: Prefers bright, indirect light for optimal growth. While it can tolerate lower light conditions, it flourishes in areas with good, indirect sunlight.

Watering: Cyclamen should be watered consistently, ensuring the soil remains moist but not soggy. Bottom watering is recommended to avoid getting the crown of the plant wet, which can cause rot.

Temperature Range: Silverado Wine Cyclamen thrives in cooler temperatures, typically between 50-65°F (10-18°C). This makes it ideal for indoor spaces with cooler ambient temperatures.

Uses: It’s a perfect plant for containers, windowsills, and shaded patios. The vibrant wine-colored blooms make it a favorite for decorative displays, especially during the fall and winter months.

Foliage: The leaves of the Silverado Wine Cyclamen are dark green with silvery or light gray marbling, offering year-round interest, even when the plant is not in bloom.

Care Tips: After blooming, the plant will naturally go dormant. During dormancy, it should be kept cool and dry. Refrain from watering during this period until the next growth cycle begins.

Pollination & Seed: After flowering, the Silverado Wine produces seeds that can be collected and sowed for new plants. However, propagation through seed can be slow and requires patience.