Why don't violets bloom?

1. Adjust the temperature

1. Reason: Violets have relatively high temperature requirements and cannot be kept in very low temperatures all the time, otherwise it will be difficult for the flowers to bloom. Generally, if the temperature is kept above five degrees, its flowers will be easier to bloom, and may even bloom about two weeks earlier. If it doesn't bloom, this is most likely the reason.

2. Solution: Place it in a place where the temperature is not low, but the temperature cannot be too high, such as more than 20 degrees. The best way is to place it in an environment of five to fifteen degrees for three weeks, so that it will bloom in mid-to-late October.

2. Insufficient light

1. Reason: Because the plant itself needs light to provide its own nutrition. If the plant does not have light, it is difficult for it to grow well, and naturally it is difficult for it to bloom.

2. Solution: Provide it with more light every day, preferably twelve hours a day. The best way is to place it near a window so that it can receive light well. Of course, you can also place it on the balcony. If there is no light, you can also place it under artificial light to promote its flowering.