Tag: African violets

Classification of African violets according to the shape and size of the rosette

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African violets are classified according to: 1. Rosette; 2. Leaves; 3. Floral peduncles; 4. Flowers.

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Sometimes fate gives lovers of African violets a "royal" gift- a chimeric color of violet flowers. Daca

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Cytoquinine – they are natural plant growth regulators that stimulate cell division and plant cell differentiation. General biological effect

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African violets, in their natural habitat, they grow and develop in tropical forests, under foliage. What are your favorite bright places?

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For African violets, tropical forest plant, the optimal air humidity is 70-75%, and for the rooting of cuttings and for

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Usambara, the region of origin of the African violet, it is a mountainous region, with average daily temperatures of 20-23 °С. Despite

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There are several methods of watering African violets, and the choice of one of them depends on several factors. There is

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Basic requirements for watering: Saintpaulia is a plant that has its origins in tropical forests. In the natural environment, violets

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Every lover of African violets, from my own experience, establishes a period for planting African violets. Depending on the

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When we choose the pots for planting African violets, we must take into account the following rules: 1. In the natural environment, violets

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