Why do violet leaves dry up: 9 out of 10 housewives make this mistake
If you ignore the flower’s “signal”, you won’t be able to save it.
Most housewives place indoor plants on the windowsill. This is an ideal place, because there is a lot of light here.
But violets may not like it on the windowsill. The plant does not like excess light, scorching sun rays.
That's why in winter the flower stands on the windowsill and is happy with everything. But in summer its leaves start to dry out and fall off.
Experienced gardeners recommend keeping the violet on a southern window in winter and on a northern window in summer. Or, in warmer years, find a shaded place for it.
Selection has turned the violet into a capricious plant that is quite difficult to please. As practice shows, problems begin already when searching for a suitable place for the flower.
If you leave a violet on a southern window in summer, it will not be limited to drying leaves. Most likely, the plant will die, it will be difficult to save it.
After wintering, the violet needs to be fed. It is best to find a complex liquid fertilizer for it, which already contains all the necessary nutrients.
