African Violet in Clay
African violets are known for their low-growing vivid flowers and stout, furry leaves. They are most easily maintained in small pots and don’t take up much space.
NOTE: Color may vary due to availability. African violet flower colors can range from deep purple to shades lavender and light pink.
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African Violet in Clay
Saintpaulia[ Pot Size: 4'' | Color: Assorted ]
African violets are known for their low-growing vivid flowers and stout, furry leaves. African violets are most easily maintained in small pots and don’t take up much space. As with most plants, potted African violets thrive in conditions that mimic their natural environment: bright, indirect light, warm temperatures and humidity. African violets are a great way to blend flora & foliage into one compact plant, with a pop of color to brighten up any space.
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NOTE: Color may vary due to availability. African violet flower colors can range from deep purple to shades lavender and light pink.
| Geographic Origin | Eastern Africa |
|---|---|
| Features | Low Maintenance |
| Growth Rate | Slow |
| Great For | Indirect sunlight |
Care Guide
Water when the soil is dry, but avoid getting water on the leaves, as it can cause spots. Water at the base of the plant. Adjust amounts by pot size: Piccolo (4") needs less, Medio (6") moderate, and Grande (8–10") more for larger roots.
Bright, indirect sunlight is best. Direct sunlight may scorch the leaves, so keep the plant in a well-lit, but not sun-exposed area.
Remove dead or damaged leaves and flowers to promote new growth. Propagate by leaf cuttings in water or soil.
Easy! Just check the soil for dryness and avoid overwatering.
Needs a well-draining, slightly acidic potting mix. African Violet-specific soil is ideal.
African Violets are non-toxic to pets.
African Violets are not known for air purification but can enhance indoor environments with their vibrant flowers.
Feed with a balanced, water-soluble fertilizer every 2-3 weeks during the growing season (spring to summer).
Prefers temperatures between 65°F and 75°F. Avoid temperatures below 50°F.
