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Cyclamen persicum  (`Miracle Deep Salmon') was grown at 16 or 20 °C starting at transplant (70 d from seeding). Plants were maintained at the initial temperature of 16 or 20 °C for 3, 6, 9 weeks, or until flowering. Plant development was faster at 20 than 16 °C. Average time at 20 °C was 42 d to color appearance in the flower buds and 68 d to first open flower. At 16 °C, the average time was 58 d to flower bud color and 84 d for first open flower. Plants at 3 weeks of 16 °C flowered at a similar time as plants grown at 20 °C for 9 weeks or throughout. Three initial weeks at 20 °C resulted in similar time to flower as 16 °C throughout although flower color was recorded 9 d earlier for the plants initially at 20 °C. Time between flower bud color and open flowers averaged 26 d at both 16 and 20 °C. Significantly slower development from flower bud color to open flower was recorded with 3 or 6 initial weeks at 20 °C followed by 16 °C.

260 Temperature Change during Development Affects Flowering in Cyclamen persicum