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The violet is a highly ornamental flower. Keeping a pot of violets indoors is not only attractive, but also purifies the air and even has a localized sterilizing effect. For potted violets, you should choose dwarf, double-flowered varieties. Below, let us take a look together...

The violet is a highly ornamental flower. Keeping a pot of violets indoors is not only attractive, but also purifies the air and even has a localized sterilizing effect. For potted violets, you should choose dwarf, double-flowered varieties. Now let us take a look together at the method for growing violets in pots~

Violets grown in pots

Choosing pots and soil

Violets like loose, fertile, well-drained, slightly acidic soil. For potting, you can mix leaf mold, peat soil, and sandy soil in equal thirds to make a growing medium.

Temperature control

The suitable growing temperature for violets is between 15-25°C. When the temperature exceeds 27°C, it will cause disordered growth in violets and a lack of moisture. In winter care, when the temperature is below 10°C, potted violets should be placed indoors to overwinter to avoid frost damage.

Violet

Violet

Light management

Violets like a semi-shaded environment with diffused light. But too much shade will cause violets to bloom less or not bloom at all, and in severe cases it may also cause the leaves to turn yellow and the plant to wither and die.

Violet

Watering and fertilizing

Watering: When watering violets, water thoroughly, and place them in a cool, ventilated spot with diffused light. The amount of water must be controlled well; too much water accumulation will cause root rot. At the same time, be careful not to splash water onto the petals and leaves, otherwise it will cause the leaves to rot. Fertilizing method: During the vigorous growth period of violets, apply a dilute decomposed cake fertilizer solution or compound fertilizer about once every 7-10 days. The amount of nitrogen applied should not be too much; it is best to choose a compound fertilizer with a balanced ratio. When flower buds appear, apply a little more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to enhance flower color and flower form.

Violet

Violet

Finally, flower language: when the violet has grown about 9 leaves, it needs to be pinched back to promote branching. When the plant grows to 40 cm tall, it then needs to be supported with thin bamboo stakes.

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