Cyclamen naturally go dormant after blooming. If yours had bright winter light, the tuber may have energy for another cycle. Keep outdoors in dense shade, pot on side (no water). In fall, bring to bright, cool indoor spot, water, fertilize lightly. Should bloom by December. If weak in November, discard.
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