The indoor violet is an unpretentious plant that, with proper care, will delight gardeners with bright and long-lasting flowering.
For the plant to grow and develop, it is necessary to create optimal conditions, including proper watering.
What you need to know about watering violets
Violets will like diffused light, as the plant loves shade. To ensure that the flower rosettes form symmetrically, it is turned to the side by 40-45 degrees several times a week.
In hot weather, the pot with the plant can be placed on the floor, where the temperature is a few degrees lower. In winter, it is better to move the violet from the cold windowsill to another place.
To water the plant, use only prepared water that has been left in a jar for several days, it can be boiled. There will be no chlorine or salts left in such water, which are harmful and dangerous for violets.
Water violets with water at room temperature or a few degrees higher. Violets will not like cool water, the roots may rot, the flower will get sick and die.
