BOTANICAL FEATURE: Since the homeland of African violet is very close to the equator, the desire for temperature is quite high

Especially in the seedling period, which is the first development period, this factor becomes even more important in terms of cultivation

Although it is not a plant that is very tolerant to low temperatures, its first reaction will be to shed its flowers and stop bud production.

Optimum temperatures of African violets day and night both in the greenhouse 21

26 °C

The optimum temperature depends on the duration of the light, its intensity and the stage of development of the plant

Temperature rise above 29 °C causes premature flowering and poor development

At a temperature of less than 18 °C, the plant grows slowly, the flowering time is prolonged and the likelihood of damage increases as the plant's resistance to various fungal and bacterial diseases decreases

Chill damage begins when the temperature drops below 10 °C

If the temperature difference between day and night does not exceed 5 °C, the flowers will be more colorful and bright, and the leaves will be large

IRRIGATION: It can be done in the form of capillary irrigation from the bottom or by filling and emptying method

In addition, top sprinkler irrigation can be applied until the flowering period

African violets are susceptible to over-irrigation and it is appropriate to irrigate the root medium after some drying

But the plant should not be allowed to fade

Otherwise, the roots will be damaged and the plant will not be able to return to normal

Water temperature, from leaf temperature 5

If it is 8 °C low, cream-colored spots occur on the leaves

Irrigation water should be at 26 °C temperature

Irrigation can also be applied with a top irrigation container in all stages after planting in the pot by producing young plants from leaf steel at home

Before irrigation, the index finger can be immersed in the root environment up to the nail level and irrigation can be done if moisture is not felt

SALES METHOD: Shipped specially packaged in a pot