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If you are having success with your violets now you know what to do,
why look for trouble by trying to change things? This site's main purpose
is to point out there is more than one way to grow an african violet. Most
successful growers realize that.
Humidity, lighting, temperatures,
fertilizer and soil are some main factors in the health of any plant. Any
variation of any of those factors will make a difference in the way a
plant responds to it's care. For example I have a "Yucca" that grows like
crazy for me in my living room window, but the woman in the house across
the street facing mine cannot grow it in her living room.
Think
about it, if you are living in a humid atmosphere you would not have any
use for the pebble filled tray with water I suggest to add humidity to
your violet area. The real winner here would be common sense, take
what you might need and leave the rest for someone else to
use.
What ever you do don't change everything all at
once! Take one small step at a time using just one of your violets from
your collection and watch it very closely. Once you see that your
experimental plant has adapted well to the first "change" move on to the
next step. If your problem is solved with that one little change don't
gamble testing the rest. |
