It does, however, have very specific requirements for its care. In the house, in the winter, keep your plant in the coolest spot you can, with as much sun as possible. Try to keep the soil moist without overwatering. Do not allow your plant to sit in water trapped in a saucer or a decorative foil cover. As each bloom fades remove it and as much of the flower stem as you can.
Cyclamen have very few insect problems other than mites.
Kelthane is an effective control for this pest. You may find it difficult to rebloom a cyclamen. So, enjoy the flowers and nice foliage while they last and then discard it for a more suitable warm-weather plant in the spring. John C. Nye, Dean and Director. Distributed in furtherance of Acts of Congress of May 8 and June 30, 1914.