Violet, won't it bloom? Use my simple Tips and enjoy the gorgeous Blossom

Violets take one of the first places among gardeners and flower lovers. The main feature of this plant is that it has a wonderful aroma and a large selection of colors, which allows you to choose for yourself exactly what your heart desires.

Despite the fact that the plant requires certain manipulations and care, few people could refuse to plant violets in their home.

Why does not the violet bloom

When I first bought a violet and began to care for it, it did not bloom. It would seem that I do everything as needed, but there is no result, although violets can bloom up to ten months a year.

After I realized that there would be no flowering, I became interested in what was the matter and what was wrong. Unlike many other plants, violets are very demanding to care for, so initially nothing worked for me.

The violet may not bloom due to various conditions:

· Lack or excess of moisture;

· Wrong temperature conditions;

· Lighting;

· Diseases and pests.

Of course, if you adhere to the basic care requirements, then your flower will grow and bring a beautiful and fragrant color.

How to provide optimal conditions for growth and flowering

It is worth noting that improper watering is the most common cause of plant disease.

If there is not enough water, the roots dry out, and if there is an excess, the soil becomes swampy and the root system begins to rot. To give the violet a sufficient amount of moisture, it is important to properly irrigate.

The most correct and at the same time simple way to pour water directly onto the saucer for the pot. The flower absorbs the required amount of moisture, and the excess can be poured out.

Air temperature and humidity are also important when growing violets. The natural habitat of violets are lakes and rivers, where the humidity is quite high.

If the flower is in the apartment, then to ensure the appropriate level of moisture can be achieved using a container of water. When it evaporates, moisture will spread throughout the room.

It is also important to maintain a certain temperature regime.

For good growth of violets, the air temperature should not fall below 16 degrees Celsius.

Violets are very fond of the sun, so they need daylight hours within 12 hours. In our region, this can be achieved with the help of auxiliary lighting.

Taking proper care of violets will not only ensure good growth of the plant, but also abundant flowering.