African violets are one of the most misunderstood plans around because their care is atypical. Even commercial growers often don’t treat them properly. They aren’t difficult to grow, once you ...

Place the leaf or leaves in a small pot of wetted perlite or African violet soil mix. The key is to make sure the junction of the leaf petiole and blade is buried under the perlite.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: I’m looking for two African violet clay pots. They are two fitted plant pots where one fits inside the other. If anyone has any and has no use for them, I am able to pay for them ...

For optimal flowering, African violet pots should measure no more than 1/3 wider than the width of the plant’s leaves.

There are African violet pots that are a combination of clay and ceramic and are "self-watering." Plastic pots keep soil moist and are inexpensive and decorative.

I received an African violet as a gift, and I am terrified I'll kill it — it already looks kind of wilted. Do you carry self-watering African violet pots? I read up about watering African ...

Many African violet enthusiasts choose to water from the bottom. Plants can be grown in special ceramic African violet pots where a well is filled with water, and it keeps the root ball just ...

Special African violet pots come with an extra deep saucer and no hole in the pot itself. Glazing on the pot stops half way down the pot allowing the bottom half to be porous and able to wick ...

African violets are one of the most popular houseplants because of their diverse colors and easy culture.

Dear Tineke: Read your column today about African violets. Wouldyou mention something about the African violet watering pots, wherethe pot sits inside another pot that contains the water? The theor… ...