After the blooms are spent, you can store the tubers, pot and all, in a dark place until they start to shoot again. Then bring them back into the light, and water and fertilize as usual, for another beautiful cyclamen. As a general rule, keeping your houseplants looking fresh and healthy is a lot easier if you inspect them on a daily basis. Always prune away any dead or dying leaves. They not only ruin a plant's appearance, they also invite insects and disease.
Most houseplant pests are small and hard to see.
So, unless you are watching closely, your first indication of a problem may be stunted or distorted growth, and dying leaves. Examine your plants and soil closely, and look up the problem in your plant book. Or see your local nursery for advice. Remember, it's always easier to stop a problem before it's gone too far. We welcome your feedback.