What are the characteristics and types of African violets
African violets like warm, moist, ventilated, semi-shady environment, avoid high temperature and fear strong light. The suitable growth temperature is 18-24 ℃, the winter temperature should not be lower than 10 ℃, the summer temperature should not exceed 30 ℃, and the relative humidity should be 40%-79%. The plant is short in the shape of a rosette, the leaves are thick and fleshy like velvet, the florescence is long, and the flower color is mainly blue and purple, which is usually called violets. Easy to reproduce, it is a popular indoor potted flower ornamental plant in the world. Through the cross of its horticultural varieties continue to increase, now as many as more than 2000, in addition to the purple series, other colors are also very rich. It can be divided into four categories according to plant size and growth habits.
① standard. The plant width is 25cm to 60cm, multi-flowering type, long flowering period and easy flowering.
② pocket model. It is the most popular variety, with a plant width of 10 cm to 15 cm, suitable for mini cultivation.
③ is medium. The width of the plant is 15cm to 20cm.
④ creeping type. It has the characteristics of long branches and creeping growth, and can be used as an ornamental for suspended plants.
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Sweet osmanthus bamboo fragrance Violet flower
Scientific name: Cheiranthuscheiri category: flowering alias: fragrant violets, flower morphological characteristics: Cruciferae, annual and biennial herbs. The plant height is 30-60cm, the stem is erect, much branched, the base is semi-lignified. Leaves alternate, lanceolate, apex acute, entire. Racemes terminal, flowers 2. 0-2.5cm in diameter, petals suborbicular, long-clawed, flowers orange-yellow or yellowish brown with fragrance. The florescence is from April to June. The fruit is longhorn. Growth habits: cold tolerance.
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Can African violets receive strong sunlight?
African violets are native to high mountains under large trees, where the climate is stable and cool, and sunlight is filtered by leaves before falling on the leaves. Therefore, planting African violet must take into account its own characteristics and cannot be regarded as an ordinary flower plant. Most flowers need more than 4 hours of direct sunlight per day to bloom. But African violet is a rare exception. If it is placed in front of a window in direct sunlight, the result is either yellow leaves or no flowering. because the non
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