Cyclamen coum

I've noticed small seedlings growing in this pot with a Cyclamen coum and I don't know what I should do with them - should I separate them out into individual small pots, leave them alone, or repot the while thing as it is ? Advice will be greatly appreciated.

 

Thank you @shiney , I may repot them and plant the old corm in a tub with a recently repotted shrub, to give it some colour in the winter.
You are lucky to have your Cyclamen spread like that, they must look lovely every autumn. I don't think they like my soil because they don't spread at all.

 

Thanks for showing me your naturalised Cyclamen @shiney, they are a lovely sight. I hope one day mine will decide to spread a bit.

 

I planted a few that a mate gave me must be 30 years ago.
They have spread to most parts of the garden now and the allotment.
That is C.hederifolium ,the C.coum he gave me disappeared within a few years.

I think as little disturbance as possible is the key.

 

I shall try that @shiney

I'm glad your C hederifolium have spread @pete, pity the coum have not though. I have hederifolium in the garden although they just stay where they are, but never been successful with coum, except in pots.

 

Don't put much faith in Monty Donn but I think he said a couple of weeks ago that hederafolium will out do coum if you let it.
Coum is spring flowering, I believe, so maybe the seeds take longer to ripen come spring and hederafolium gets a head start on it.

 

Oh noooo...don't tell me they spread. Mines in a nice little part of the allotment. I've already got my hands full with mint spreading everywhere...not my cyclamen too

 

Dont worry, they dont spread in the same was as mint.
Very easy to control if you dont want them.

 

I can't get them to spread at all @Emily Jones I wish they did, they are very pretty.

 

I agree, they're so pretty. Can't wait to see mine flowering!