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Special mixes are available or make your own from– African violet plants are picky about water, so take extra care of African violets when watering. Water at the base and never splash the foliage with water; just a drop can cause foliar spots and damage.Proper...

African violets can be tricky to get to form seeds and even when they do, the plants grown from the seeds very rarely look like the parent plant.But despite this, if you would still like to get seeds from your African violets, you will need to hand pollinate...

The condition indicates the plant may need supplemental feeding to produce deep green, fuzzy leaves. This is a signal that the plant isn't getting sufficient light. Place the plant 3 feet away from the window for best light.Plants that are grown further...

The watering needs of houseplants can be tricky, however, and inadequate watering can lead to serious problems. One very common problem is crown rot. Small, easy to care for, and attractive, they're often grown as houseplants.

Exposure of this cambium layer promotes growth. Just as age changes our bodies, age can change a plant's shape and structure as well. This can cause leggy African violets also.When an African violet is young, you can prolong its beauty by giving it African...

Mitriostigma gardenia plants are also known as African gardenias. If planted in the ground outdoors, amend the soil with plenty of compost and choose a location with shelter from noon time sun.

Their perky, even sometimes dramatic, flowers can cheer up any windowsill while their fuzzy foliage softens harsher settings. Hobbyists are far too familiar with this problem, but it's an easy one to manage.Spots on African violet leaves appear when the...

Propagating African violet plants is also very easy. African violet propagation can be done from leaf cuttings, or they can be grown from seed.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });should be used to make the...

Place the pot in bright, indirect light. Feed the pup once every week, using a using a mixture of ¼ teaspoon of balanced, water-soluble fertilizer in 1 gallon of water. Push the leaves apart gently to find the pups.

With flowers, a variegated African violet is stunning. If your plant once had variegated leaves, odds are good that it will have them again.When propagating a variegated African violet, choose a leaf cutting that has as much green as possible.

If the stem has leaves below this branch point, your plant is most likely a trailer.are generally grown with a single, central crown, and any developing suckers are removed. If you're new to growing AVs, you'll find some basic tips in "." Trailing African...

They explain that the pet is well behaved and is a threat to nobody.Solution: Have a greeter at the entrance of your garden. They should ask the visitor to kindly refrain from removing the markers.Rule: Never remove a marker from a plant in the garden...

Trailing African violets aren't any trickier to grow than their single-crowned counterparts, but grooming them can be a challenge. When a trailing violet gets leggy, she suggests taking a large crown cutting.

They don't like their water to be too warm or too cold.Lukewarm water is the only way to go. Remember that these plants are like all plants and will bloom more when they are deadheaded.

It does mean I can fit a lot more pretty little bloomers into the same amount of space! Although they look dainty, they are as tough as standard sized plants. Miniatures will appreciate repotting more often than the annual repotting that seems sufficient...

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All varieties sold by seed count are raw detailed seed. (Tagetes erecta) Annual. 12,000-13,000 seeds/oz.; 7 day 72-75°F. (10-12”) Antigua Mix Hybrid Marigold features 3” fully double flower heads that cover the entire plant.

(10-14”) Inca II Yellow Hybrid marigold features large, 4” double blooms. (Tagetes erecta) Annual. All varieties sold by seed count are raw detailed seed. In addition, this marigold also has strong stems and a neat plant habit.

All varieties sold by seed count are raw detailed seed. (Tagetes erecta) Annual. 12,000-13,000 seeds/oz.; 7 day 72-75°F. (10-12”) Antigua Gold Hybrid Marigold features 3” fully double flower heads that cover the entire plant.

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This tough plant tolerates drought, poor soil and even a certain amount of neglect, but it rewards regular care, including an occasional trim. If the plant isn't deadheaded, it naturally goes to seed and blooming ceases much earlier than you'd like.Like...

All varieties sold by seed count are raw detailed seed. (Tagetes erecta) Annual. 12,000-13,000 seeds/oz.; 7 day 72-75°F. (10-12”) Antigua Yellow Hybrid Marigold features 3” fully double flower heads that cover the entire plant.

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Growing osteospermum at home is possible. Growing African daisies requires conditions similar to those found in Africa. Once you have them on the soil, place them in a cool, well lit location.

Be sure to blot water carefully from the leaves with the end of a paper towel or a microfiber cloth, especially if water collects on the crown of the plant. "Girl" foliage doesn't get its name by being frilly or pretty (although it's both!) but from the...