How To Care For An African Violet. They must receive at least 10 hours of light daily. The violets grow best in soil that is always moist but they dont require watering every day.
Keep soil moist to dry and allow soil around roots to dry out before watering to encourage bloomingWater from the bottom with room temperature water by placing the plastic growers pot in water and allowing the plant to absorb the water not more than 30 minutes. Indirect sunlight refers to placing your African Violet in a bright windowsill or somewhere else where the sun wont be beaming down on it directly. Once you get in a regular routine of taking care of African violets youll find they gro.
Dust dirt off the leaves with a small soft brush.
Try not to do it with cold water as this may leave dark spots on the leaves. How to Care for African Violets Keep the soil lightly moist and use room-temperature water. Leaves are susceptible to rot if kept in high humidity so water African violets from the bottom to avoid getting excess water on the leaves. Indirect sunlight refers to placing your African Violet in a bright windowsill or somewhere else where the sun wont be beaming down on it directly.