Or Cyclamen coum, then you can have spring flowering as well as autumn flowering cyclamen. Just keep them separate because the hederifolium will eventually squeeze out the daintier coum type.
Maybe weevil. I lost some a few years ago from this pest.
Quote www. "sulcatus and the Cyclamen Weevil O. rugosostriatus are the worst pests on cyclamen.
The damage is done partly by the leaf-eating adult, brown to black in
colour and some 6 mm long, and partly by the larvae which feed on the
rootlets and main roots at the base of the cyclamen bulb."
I have previously bought 3 rather expensive flowering extremely deep pink Cyclamen coum...planted them in same area in exactly the same way and lost 2. These things sadly happen.
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I lost some a few years ago from this pest.
Quote www.
"sulcatus and the Cyclamen Weevil O. rugosostriatus are the worst pests on cyclamen. The damage is done partly by the leaf-eating adult, brown to black in colour and some 6 mm long, and partly by the larvae which feed on the rootlets and main roots at the base of the cyclamen bulb."
I have previously bought 3 rather expensive flowering extremely deep pink Cyclamen coum...planted them in same area in exactly the same way and lost 2.
These things sadly happen.