How to grow potted violets

1. Breeding methods

1. Flower pot: When growing potted violets, you should try to choose a flower pot with good air permeability, which will be more conducive to its breathing.

2. Flower soil: Use slightly acidic soil with a certain air permeability. Specifically, you can mix leaf mold, sandy soil and peat soil in equal proportions to make its flower soil.

3. Watering: You don’t need to water it too much when raising it. Just keep the soil in a slightly moist state.

4. Fertilization: When fertilizing it, you should choose some flower fertilizer with relatively balanced nutrients, and apply it once every 7-10 days during the growing season. However, when it comes to the budding stage, it is necessary to apply fertilizers with higher phosphorus and potassium content.

2. Breeding Methods

The main method used is seeding. First prepare some healthier seeds, then plant them in the flower soil that has been moistened in advance, and then spread a thin layer of soil on them. Then keep the soil moist and you will see sprouts after two weeks.

3. Change the soil at the right time

When the weather is better in spring, you can change the flower soil for it. Use new soil that contains more nutrients. Because such soil has higher fertility, it can provide more nutrients for the plant and help it grow better.