African Violets(Pink)

African Violets (Pink) maximum use for gift plants. All people love for African violets plants because its make unique your room. They provide dazzling decoration for table and room. This even uses to give gift in any party. To keep the plants in constant bloom.

Planting & Care

Watering: To keep the soil dry, and to encourage flowering, allow soil around roots to dry out before watering. Keep the pot in water room temperature and allow to absorb the water. Do not remove water from the leaves, because it can spoil. For best results.
Light: Moderate to bright, African violets need plentiful light to bloom. As a care, give the full sun in winter, and bright light in summer, From October through April, grow for them in the sunny east window of my upstairs.
Fertilizing: A low-nitrogen, high-phosphorous, soluble plant food is good for African violets.
Soil: Use a light, humus-rich, well-draining potting mixture. All commercial mixes intended for houseplants are good for African violets.
Temperatures: They will thrive in an environment of 70° to 75° temperatures during the day and not below 60° at night. Low humidity can be an issue.
Soil: The plant into the right soil for easiest African violet care. Special mixes are available or make your own from peat moss, vermiculite in equal parts.