Find out how to get African violets to bloom like never before with these simple tips.
Tips for Getting African Violets to Bloom
Stress may cause an African violet to stop blooming.
The most common reason African violets stop flowering is inadequate lighting.
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Dean Schoeppner
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Too much or too little water can cause plant stress and make African violets to stop blooming.
The best way to water African violets is from the bottom.
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If their leaves get wet, they can develop leaf spotting and mildew.
Like other houseplants, African violets may stop flowering if they dont have sufficient nutrients.
You may also want to prune away severely infested leaves or experiment with an organic soap spray.
Some houseplants are finicky about humidity, but African violets are usually content with standard household humidity levels.
The added humidity can sometimes jump-start flowering, but it also helps dry violets grow better.
Use the right soil.
Avoid products that contain urea, as violets are sensitive to this ingredient.
