Growing African violet plants These popular and compact houseplants offer charming flowers in various colours. Given the right growing conditions, African violets can flower nonstop for months. With ...

Potting and repotting African violets like to be a little root-bound. Don’t rush to repot unless the plant has clearly outgrown its container or the soil has broken down. Most violets thrive in small, ...

ANN ARBOR, MI - Plant lovers can find new additions to their collections at an upcoming Ann Arbor event. A semi-annual sale for African Violets is happening from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April ...

Increase humidity by setting pots on trays with water and pebbles. For more information on growing these plants, visit the African Violet Society of America's website at ...

How do I prevent mealybug infestations? Check new plants thoroughly before bringing them home. If you have a precious collection of, say, cacti, African violets or orchids, it is worth quarantining ...

Pro Tip: Place your African violet pot with drainage holes in a shallow tray or saucer with a small amount of room-temperature water. The pot will slowly draw up moisture through the holes, allowing ...

Pro Tip: Place your African violet pot with drainage holes in a shallow tray or saucer with a small amount of room-temperature water.

Kalanchoes, anthuriums, and African violets are only a few of the wide spectrum of small flowering plants that you can use to decorate your home.

When spider plants live in a pot too-large, they may suffer from houseplant root rot as the potting soil takes longer to dry out. Even when living in a smaller pot, these plants will produce plenty of ...