Why violets do not bloom at home: 6 reasons
Violets are a favorite flower of many people due to their delicate aroma and bright colors.
However, violets do not always bloom at home.
Anastasia Kovrizhnykh , an expert of the online publication "BelNovosti", a scientist agronomist and landscape designer, spoke about the difficulties in growing violets.
Let's look at 6 reasons that can prevent violets from blooming in a home environment and give advice on how to make them bloom.
Why don't violets bloom at home? Violets require certain conditions for growth and flowering.
If these conditions are not met, the violets may not bloom.
Below we will look at six main factors that can negatively affect the flowering of violets at home.
Incorrect watering, lack of light, incorrect temperature, incorrect soil composition, lack of replanting, diseases and pests - all this can prevent violets from blooming in the home environment.
How to make violets bloom at home? To make violets bloom at home, you need to follow certain conditions. Here are some tips:
• Water your violets properly, using room temperature water and watering them moderately.
• Provide violets with enough light by choosing a location where they will receive adequate light but not direct sunlight.
• Maintain the correct temperature by keeping the room temperature between 18-20 degrees Celsius.
• Use the correct soil composition, choosing nutritious and loose soil for violets.
• Replant violets periodically, once every 2-3 years, to provide them with fresh soil and nutrients.
• Protect violets from diseases and pests by checking them for diseases and pests and treating them if necessary.
Earlier we told you what flowers you shouldn’t give on March 8th .
