
African violets are one of the favorite indoor blooming plants. They come in various sizes, leaves shapes and flower colors and with careful selection of proper pots, African violets can find their place in even the smallest areas.
African violet is not the simplest flower to grow and care about, but after setting things properly and getting used to do what they want, it is a joy not a job :o).
There are few things to think about:
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If you follow these steps, you will have great and beautiful African violets. If you miss few of those, there is also great chance of getting nice African violet. But be careful, there is also a slim chance for some disappointments, usually because of something not so obvious – most often bad light, too much water, dry air, too much or too low fertilizer, heavy soil ...
OK, first of all, lets get an African violet.
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It is good practice to repot your African violets every 6 - 12 months. In return, African violets will grow and flower stronger and for longer.
Rooting and Propagating African Violets
If you ever wondered how to propagate African violets - it is very easy job to do. There are several ways how to propagate African violets.