Learn the secret to encourage more blooms on your African violets. Discover essential care techniques and tips to promote ...

Limp, wilted plants. This can be caused by overwatering, poor drainage or root rot. Violets prefer evenly moist but not soggy ...

While these plants may not look alike at first glance, African violets and orchids are both prized for their tropical vibe ...

A bright, cool location is best for growing African violets. Windows that provide north, northwest or northeast exposures work well. Fluorescent or LED grow lights may also be used alone or to ...

Wild violets are native to Minnesota. They spread vigorously by seed and rhizome. Seeds explode off small green fruits and are often carried away by ants to feed their larvae. Wild violets often ...

Vibrant purple blooms and velvety green leaves give our African Violet its undeniable beauty ... featuring the sentiment of your choice. Purple African Violet plant arrives budding and blooming ...

The same sites that described African violet as being easy to grow also mentioned that these plants do best with humidity of 80 percent to mimic their native environment: rain forests at altitudes ...