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Hace 1 día · Temperature: African violets prefer temperatures between 70-80°F (21-27°C) during the day and slightly cooler temperatures at night. Avoid placing them near drafts or cold windows. Fertilizers: African violets are relatively low feeders and don’t require a lot of fertilizing.
Hace 1 día · Remove the crown with a pair of sharp scissors or a knife. Notice that you don’t need to keep much of the neck with the crown. Just enough to reroot. The idea, after all, is to give the plant a fresh start, including the root system. Keeping the neck would mean starting over with a (very) old root-system. Discard the neck and the old soil.
17 de may. de 2024 · African violets: Propagation by leaf. African violets are very easily propagated from leaf. Even inexperienced growers can quickly produce additional plants and expand their collection. Step 1: Remove and trim leaf. Remove a fresh leaf from the plant that you wish to propagate.
Hace 1 día · Replant the mother and pup in separate pots. Remember that African violets like to be root bound and prefer a snug pot. It is best to use soil formulated specifically for African violets. Don't forget that the African violet likes bright, indirect sunlight with temperatures between 66 and 80 degrees. Avoid direct sunlight as it may scorch the ...
Hace 3 días · African violets: Propagating chimeras. Most African violets can be successfully propagated from leaf cuttings to vegetatively reproduce plants that will be identical to the plant from which the leaf cutting was taken. This is because the genetic make-up of any cell in the leaf cutting is the same as any other cell.
Hace 3 días · 17 varieties in my collection with identification
Hace 4 días · My plants probably think I’m a stalker ‘coz every now and then, I look at them and smile like a crazy person😅🤷🏻♀️#japanspring #africanviolets #variegated...
