How Do I Get My African Violets To Bloom? Successful african violet propagating and growing is not difficult if you follow a few simple rules. Based on years of successful growing, much of the success when caring for african violets depends on the self watering system for house plants. We are happy to provide you with a monthly culture tip. Check back here next month for a new African Violet Care tip. |
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May ’08 - If you notice a whitish-grey, fine dust on foliage, it is probably Powdery Mildew. It is a fungus that develops in cool, humid conditions. To treat, spray leaves with a mixture of ¼ teaspoon Lysol (in the brown bottle, found in Walmart) to a gallon of water plus 1 or 2 drops of dish liquid. The dish liquid helps the spray stick to the leaves. As a preventative, run a small fan to circulate air near growing area and use Lysol solution once a month. |
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We Have The Best Growing Tips Welcome to AVPlanters.com. You will notice that we have a very extensive line of pots for self watering plants and other self watering system for house plants. If you are looking for a self watering system for house plants, you will find we have what you are looking for. We are the best source when it comes to taking care of African Violets. We offer a wide variety of products including: 4 inch garden pots, African Violet propagation supplies, garden plastic pots, and so much more! Take a look around our site and click on any of the Violets self watering pots that suit your needs. Take a look at each plastic planter pot and and our plastic growers pots. Cick on any picture to see more information about caring for african violets. |
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