I planted this cyclamen last year and it produced a very measly canopy of leaves and I was recommended to dig it up when it gone dormant. It only had two seedpods attached to it so I gambled on digging it up today. The domed part was down so I think it was planted ok.
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I think they do best if they're undisturbed - is it hederafolium? If so it'll begin waking up soon. When we moved here last we found loads of hederafolium alba popping up all over the place in the autumn - I was thrilled as they're one of my absolute favourites - however, because of building work we've had to move them. Some of the corms were the size of dinner plates - neighbours said they've been there for 20 - 30 years. They've been replanted on a shady bank; you've no idea how firmly my fingers are crossed in the hope that they'll be ok.
What are you going to do with yours - replant it?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
It's already back in the ground. So do you think it was the right side down?
I would be surprised if yours doesn't come through. They are probably tough as old boots and have adopted to your garden.
I think you've got it right. Fingers crossed for yours and mine
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.