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1 Comment To "non-blooming african violet"
#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 02/24/2017 @ 9:22 am
African Violets have some specific care details to optimize growth and blooming.
This link will help you.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/houseplants/african-violet/african-violet-care.htm [1]
Try increasing the light. Keep the violets about 12″ from the bright window or 12″ from a grow light.
12 hours of light a day under a grow light can stimulate flowering.
If the violet is not getting enough light, the leaves will grow upward.
You must use a Violet fertilizer. Follow application directions on the package.
Good root system, means healthy plant. Use a good quality and well draining potting soil.
Humidity levels at 40% are optimum.
Keep the plant from any air conditioning or heat vents.
Sometimes a violet will just ‘become vegetative’. Try tapping the bottom of the pot on a table–waking up the plant by adding a bit of stress.
Repotting can sometimes have a stress effect, that may wake up the plant.
Make sure the roots do not dry out!
There are cases that an African Violet will not bloom. Don’t take it personal!