African Violets have a reputation for being challenging to grow, but with the right care are actually really easy. They are usually grown as houseplants, but can be grown outdoors in the very northern parts of Australia. Replicate the tropical climate from where they originate. Also known as...
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African Violets are cross-pollinated and hybridized to produce the stunning plants we grow indoors. This means theseeds will not produce plants true to the parent. You could end up with a similar African Violet, but it is far more likely you’ll end up with something completely different. ...
They bloom best when slightly pot-bound, so don’t be in a rush to move them into larger containers. Repotting African violets: Wait until your plant has outgrown its pot, ceased to flower, or develops multiple crowns before repotting. They are shallow rooted plants so they grow best in...
How to Grow Flame violets can be a bit trickier than their cousins, African violets. However, once you know their needs, they shouldn’t be more difficult to care for. They are moderately high maintenance in that they must be protected from environmental fluctuations, and proper seasonal care...
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In this article, let’s explore Skincare Herbalism – and learn the benefits that violets offer, what skin conditions and constitutions violets are a good match for and how to use them in your skincare – wether you grow violets or purchase dried violet leaf from an herbal supply store. ...
Plants should be shifted to larger pots as they grow, but keeping African violets slightly root-bound can encourage them to bloom. One sign that your violet needs repotting is wilted leaves. The fuzzy leaves have a tendency to collect dust and dirt. Brush them off gently with a small, sof...
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