Cyclamen hederifolium

Andrea, if you had asked this question earlier I would have advised using a potting compost rather than garden soil, but, as you have already potted them I would not disturb them again.
We do this with self seeders and I leave them outside in a sheltered position. Don't let them dry out. It will be a year or so before they reach flowering size so I would look at potting them into individual pots next August time.

Cheers again!!

And for anyone else doing this, do not be in too big a hurry to pot the little corms up, they are not happy being moved when they are tiny. Better to wait until they are a good half inch across.

I see that you have them labled as 'pink', presumably because that is the colour of the original. Seed will often not come true to the parent so will get different shades. Some may even be white as in Spritzhenry's picture at the bottom of the page.

And if you are really lucky you may even get a really deep pink, nearly red one!

Hope I haven`t potted them on too soon...but hey ho...first attempt so will just wait and see what happens...thanks everyone for your answers :-)